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Spain Stocks Tumble: IBEX 35 Plummets Nearly 2% by Market Close
Spain’s stock market closed lower on [today’s date], with the benchmark IBEX 35 index falling 1.97% amid broader investor concerns. The decline reflects ongoing market volatility as economic uncertainties and global factors continue to weigh on investor sentiment. Trading volumes remained steady, highlighting cautious positioning ahead of upcoming economic data and corporate earnings reports. Spain [...]
The Ibex 35 has started the session of this Wednesday with a fall of 0.66%, which has led it to lose the psychological level of the 18,100 points and to place around 18,000 points at 9 a.m., in a day in which the investors will be waiting for Banco Santander, which left 4% in the stock market start. Yesterday, after the closure of the market, the bank reported that it obtained a profit attributed to 14,101 million euros in 2025, 12% more than in…
The key hasn't been so much in Spain as abroad: the market has experienced a shift in sentiment due to doubts about the profitability of the enormous capex invested in AI by major tech companies (Amazon being a prime example), with sharp declines on Wall Street and a clear debate about a rotation from technology to other sectors. In this context, the Ibex suffered a particularly tough session (with BBVA plummeting after its earnings report), but…
The Ibex 35 began Friday's session, the last of the week, with losses, falling below the psychological threshold of 17,700 points. Among those responsible for the decline were banks, which had a poor session, with Sabadell (-3.18%) leading the losses. The bank announced an €800 million share buyback program. BBVA (-2.82%), Bankinter (-2.2%), and ACS (-2.65%) also fell. On the other hand, Cellnex (+1.83%), Merlin Properties (+1.4%), and ArcelorMi…
The Spanish Stock Exchange dawned this Friday confirming what the market had been smelling for days: the correction is no longer a mere technical bump, but a chain reaction to several hotspots of tension. IBEX 35 yielded 0.42% to 17,654.4 points in the first hour and already accumulates a weekly decrease of 1,16%, its biggest setback since November. The fall occurs in a global context of risk aversion that has swept away part of the earnings of …
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informacion.esThe Ibex 35 has extended its falls for the third consecutive day to the end of the week after its collapse of 1.96% of the eve. The selective Madrid has begun the last session of the week with a fall of 0.50% in the opening, although it struggles to turn upward and exceed 17,700 points. The Madrid Stock Exchange was dragged by the strong falls that infected the banks this Thursday: BBVA was left 8.8% and Santander, 2%. During this day, the bank …
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