The Ibex Records Its Ninth Consecutive Upward Session and Marks a New Peak Since 2007
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Nothing was predicting the current optimism in April, when investors fled the shares and sought refuge in gold and other safe ports, such as Switzerland. Since then, the commercial truce, the US agreements with the EU and Japan, the season of results and, above all, expectations of lowering rates by the Federal Reserve have driven a rally that seems unstoppable. After signing its best semester in 27 years, the Ibex 35 has continued to bring down…
The Ibex 35 has added its ninth consecutive session of rises and closed with a rise of 1.24% this Thursday. Thus it has conquered the 15,200 points and signed a new maximum since 2007. All this, in a new optimistic session because of the expectation that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will be able to lower interest rates in September and the closing this week of a new trade truce between Americans and Chinese. In addition, the selective one has be…
The Ibex 35 has closed this Thursday's session at 15,206,4 points, which represents an increase of 1.24% compared to Wednesday, on a day in which BBVA has increased 2% coinciding with the fact that its decision to activate the judicial route has been known according to the conditions of the government to the OPA on Banco Sabadell.The bank led by Carlos Torres appealed last July to the Supreme Court the condition set by the government to approve …
The main index of the Spanish stock market, the Ibex-35, closed on Wednesday at 15,019 points, a figure that we did not see since 2007, the happy times (and then turbulent) before the explosion of the real estate bubble.On Thursday morning, the streak continued with the index rising further, reaching 15,113 points, according to the original report. Can the Ibex overcome the mythical mark of 16,040.40 points that it reached in November 2007? It i…


The Ibex 35 index of the Madrid Stock Exchange has started this Friday's session with a 0.68% increase that pushed the selective Madrid to 15,310.9 points in a festive day in Spain and part of the Old Continent in which investors will be looking forward to the meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
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