The Ibex 35 Opens the Last August Session with a 0.2% Drop, Although It Saves 15,000 Points

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The Ibex 35 falls 1% and loses the 15,000 point mark on a day when investors will be focused on the US PCE inflation data, which, although expected to remain unchanged, could influence the decision on a possible Fed rate cut in September. Banks are the hardest hit in the index, with Santander falling 1.8%. Sabadell down 1.4%, Bankinter almost one percentage point, BBVA down 0.8%, and CaixaBank and Unicaja both down nearly 0.7%. IAG (-2%) and Cel…

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The Ibex 35 opened the session this Friday, the last one in August, with a decrease of 0.20%, which has led the selective to be at 15,041 points, with the focus of investors put on the inflation data of Spain, France, Germany and the United States and after it became known that Brussels has yielded to the White House's demand to lower tariffs on agricultural and fishery products from the United States in order to guarantee, in return, a reductio…

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MADRID, 29 (EUROPA PRESS) The Ibex 35 opened the session this Friday, the last one in August, with a decrease of 0.20%, which has led the selective to be placed at 15,041 points, with the focus of investors put in the inflation data of Spain, France, Germany and the United States [...] La entrada The Ibex 35 opens the last session in August with a fall of 0.2%, although it saves the 15,000 points appears first in Forbes Spain.

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