BBVA Buyback Seen at €3.5 Billion After Sabadell, Barclays Says
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The last nail in the coffin of BBVA’s purchase of Sabadell is the task for both entities to return to a new normality. For the Basque bank, at the most immediate moment, the hangover has brought under its arm a powerful stock market push, logical after the end of the uncertainty and cleared the ghost of a billionaire increase of capital. Yesterday the entity rose an additional 3.84%, after already shooting last Friday 6%. However, overcome the f…
Sabadell Bank has been the most elevated value of all the Ibex 35 this Monday, with an increase in...
The Catalan bank leads the hikes of the day. This evolution occurs after Friday Banco Sabadell dropped 6.78% in the Stock Exchange and BBVA rebounded 5.98%
In this context, Ibex 35 re-applies to historical levels and advances by 1.46%, up to 15,828,3 points, its highest level since December 2007. The momentum comes, above all, from the banking sector and from the good behaviour of the European squares and Wall Street.
The Ibex 35 has continued its climb this Monday and consolidates its unstoppable advance towards historical peaks. The Spanish index has closed with an increase of 1.46%, to 15,828 points, driven by the good tone of the banking sector and global optimism in the markets. With this new impulse, the Ibex 35 renews annual and intraday maximums, standing at levels not seen since November 2007, when it reached 16,040 points. Within the selective, Saba…
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