US EditionIbex 35 Earns Almost 4% a Week and Exceeds 18,200 Points with Crude at 96 Dollars a Barrel
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This has been clearly seen in Europe. The ceasefire triggered a strong rebound when the market bought into the scenario of the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and crude oil prices even plummeted. However, the feeling of a fragile truce brought back volatility as soon as doubts resurfaced about the actual flow of barrels and the risk of imported inflation. At the same time, the market has been recalibrating macroeconomic risk: with crude oil s…
The Ibex 35 has risen in its first full week in April by 3.7 per cent, after closing this Friday's stock exchange session in the 18,204.3 integers (0.55% more than Thursday), recovering the pre-war levels between the United States (US) and Israel, on the one hand, and Iran, on the other. In parallel, the price of oil has sent in the last five days about 14 per cent, to quote in the 96 dollars a barrel, after the ceasefire agreed between Washingt…
The Ibex 35 rose 3.7% in its first full week of April, closing Friday's session at 18,204.3 points, recovering to levels seen before the start of the war between the United States and Israel, on one side, and Iran, on the other. Meanwhile, oil prices have fallen by around 14% over the last five trading days, reaching $96 a barrel, following the ceasefire agreement between Washington and Tehran. However, crude oil prices have reduced the relief s…
Market Consensus Álvaro Romero Mateu (Singular Bank) The main European indices have closed the session in a positive way, the ceasefire in Iran has favored a strong rebound of the exchanges this week with advances of around 4% in the main indices of Europe and the US. The reopening of the Strait of Ormuz, although still incomplete, discards the most pessimistic scenarios that had been handled, and allows to re-trust in the continuity of the gro…
The Spanish selective opens with doubts after winning almost 4% in the week, while the market measures the robustness of the ceasefire and the impact of a Brent that remains above 96 dollars. The session revolves around two levers: diplomacy in the Middle East and the risk that inflation will retake the rates.
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