US EditionThe Ibex 35 Goes up 0.78% at Closing and Seeks to Recover the 17,700 Points
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The Ibex 35 has closed the session this Monday with an increase of 0.78%, so that the index of the bags...
The Ibex 35 has started the session this Monday, the first of the week, with an increase of 0.13%, which has allowed it to retain the psychological level of the 17,500 points, standing at 17,566,6 points around 09.00. Specifically, the contribution of the gold in cash, value refuge per antonomasia, has exceeded this Monday the threshold of 5,000 dollars in response to the weakness of the dollar and the uncertainty related to the erratic policies…
The Ibex 35 closed the session by approaching 17,700 points, in a day in which the stock exchange sentiment gradually improved, according to the analysis of the XTB team.See more: What happens to the Japanese yen?The effect on the dollar and the memories of the Plaza AgreementThe main support came from the banking sector, with Bankinter leading the increases by advancing about 3%, while the total financial institutions picked up around 2%.
The Ibex 35 rose 0.4% and consolidated its position above 17,500 points on a day when the price of gold surged more than 2%, reaching the historic high of $5,100 in response to the weak dollar and uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump's erratic policies. Against this backdrop, the price of Brent crude fell 0.22% to $64.93 per barrel, while the euro traded at $1.18 today after rising more than 0.8%, a level not seen since last September, when it e…
The week starts in the Ibex 35 with a positive tone, but with the handbrake thrown. The Spanish selective adds around 0.18%, up to 17,575 points, and remains a short distance from its closing record at 17,695,7 points recorded on January 14. However, the context surrounding this rise is far from calm: Washington threatens with 100% tariffs on Canada and 200% on French wines and champagnes, plan new sanctions on Iran and gold has just marked a ne…
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