US EditionIbex 35 Falls 1.57% at Noon and Loses 14,000 Points at the End of the Tariff Truce
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Álvaro Romero Mateu Market Consensus (Singular Bank) The main European indices have had downward movements in the day. At the close, the Euro Stoxx 50 has closed with a decrease of 1%. By countries, the CAC 40 French has closed down by 0.75%, the DAX by 0.57% and the IBEX 35 has closed with a decrease of 1.5%. In the Asia-Pacific region, the indices have closed with mixed tone. In Japan, the TOPIX has closed flat and the Korean KOSPI [...]
The Ibex 35 deepened its fall in the half session of this Friday placing at 13,960.2 points, 1.57% less than at the end of Thursday, thus widening the fall of 0.50% observed at the opening. Note that Spanish investors do not count this Friday with the reference of Wall Street, which will remain without activity for the Feast of Independence Day. While in the Spanish business field, the shareholders of the Sabadell Bank want to attend telematical…
The Ibex 35 has slowed yesterday's gains, although it is poised to close the week in positive territory. It fell 1% to 14,010 points on a day when the Wall Street Stock Exchange will be closed for the Independence Day holiday and following Congress' approval of Donald Trump's tax plan. Repsol, with a 3.2% drop, led the declines, followed by other energy companies such as Redeia (-3%) and Iberdrola (-2.9%). Major banks also fell: Santander and BB…
The US is focusing on markets despite even the Wall Street holiday. Trump has announced that from today he will start sending letters to countries with the new commercial rates. Ibex slows down yesterday’s pull, although he is set to close the week in positive. Read
The highlight of the July 4 session is that it is the Independence Day holiday in the United States so Wall Street will not open its doors and the global agenda is reduced with the exception of some dividends. On the business side, today is the date of former dividend in Redeia (0.60 euros of supplementary ordinary payment of 2024), Iberdrola (0.4040 of additional optional subscription 2024) and Repsol (0.50 euros of reserves 2025). Umberto Tamb…
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