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Ibex Falls More than 2% Dragged by the Banks and Panics at High Levels of Public Debt

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The long uncertainty left behind by a complex and unsolved international scenario soon continues to push upwards – and at increasing speed – levels...

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The long uncertainty left behind by a complex and unsolved international scenario soon continues to push upwards – and at increasing speed – levels...

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The equities suffer a severe blow and fall in Europe while 10-year bonds from the US, Spain or Germany skyrocket.

The Spanish selective starts the fourth quarter after losing 2.7% in September and chaining three negative sessions. Banks, Inditex, Iberdrola, Repsol and renewables will determine whether the 19,400 points work as soil or start a deeper correction.

Ibex 35 closes September with its worst month since summer (-2.7%) and loses 19,500 points, October 1, 2026

The index closes September in negative after chaining five months in positive, period in which 17.15% has been scored. It has only closed two months in red this year. The previous one was March, when it went back 7.14%. Read

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The Spanish selective loses 2.7% in September and 0.23% in the third quarter, while oil exceeds $100...

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Forbes España broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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