(ANSA) - ROME, SEP 27 - Monte dei Paschi di Siena, the
troubled Tuscan lender that is the world's oldest bank,
nosedived 6.6% on the Milan bourse Wednesday amid rumours the
Italian Treasury is shaping to sell off some of its 64% stake in
the institute.
MPS closed the day on 2.39 euros a share.
A flurry of trading saw 32 million shars change hands, compared
to 13 million on Tuesday. (ANSA).
MPS nosedives 6.6% on Treasury sell-off rumours
Troubled Tuscan lender under pressure again
