US EditionEuropean Stock Exchanges: Spain (Ibex) Led the Generalised Falls
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Two months after the outbreak of war in Iran following US and Israeli airstrikes, the Ibex 35 closed its second-worst week since the start of the conflict, falling 4.29% to 17,691.3 points. This is second only to the first week of March, which closed with a 7.01% drop. Intraday, the index fell nearly 200 points on Friday, losing 1.09%, with almost all of its constituent stocks in the red.
Situation of European stock exchanges this week Impact on oil prices and energy markets Sectoral analysis in European markets Combined macroeconomic and geopolitical factors Reactive behaviour and volatility of markets European stock exchanges have experienced a significant change this week, moving away from a stability dynamic that had prevailed in recent sessions.The market, which had maintained a relatively positive tone, has begun to show si…
The Ibex 35 quoted to the half session this Friday with a fall of 1.37%, which led the selective to lose the limit of 17,700 points, in a day influenced, again, by the prices of the oil. Specifically, the Spanish selective was placed at 12 noon at 17,640,8 points, [...] The entry El Ibex deepens its fall in the half session to 17,650 points with the oil at 107 dollars appears first in Forbes Spain.
Oil above $105 reopens the fear of inflation and slows down banks and industrialists.
The Spanish park chained its fifth day in red. The cut is in line with the evolution of the main European stock exchanges. Investors maintain the caution behind the...
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