The Ibex 35 Maintains the Advance of 0.5% in the Half Session, After the Electoral Call
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The Spanish selective accumulates a 99% increase since the arrival of Sánchez in La Moncloa, while the precedents show that the electoral calls have had a limited impact on the stock market.
The call for early elections in Spain did not cause a special stir in the international markets yesterday, although Jim Reid, from Deutsche Bank, points out that it is...
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Ibex 35 recorded an increase of 0.51% in the average session this Monday, standing at 19,182.3 points, coinciding with the call for general elections in Spain for the month of November.
The Ibex 35 cut its momentum and remained practically in tables after the announcement by the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, of the call for elections in Spain for next November 29th. Specifically, around 9.40 hours in the morning, the selective rose 0.04%, until 19,096.8 integers, after beginning the [...] The entry The Ibex 35 cuts its momentum and stays in tables after the call of elections for 29N appears first in Forbes Spain.
Ibex 35 relativizes electoral advancement: precedents show that the selective punishes government pacts more than the ballot box. The entry The Ibex 35 relativizes early elections: geopolitics and types weigh more than the ballot box appears first in Merca2.
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