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The Ibex Celebrates Sánchez's Electoral Advance: Rises 1.12% to 19,300 Points

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Santander, Telefónica and Merlin pull the selective, which is close to 19,300 points
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The Ibex 35 rises by 1.12% after the electoral advance of 29N and leads the European uprisings. JP Morgan warns of the risk of political fragmentation. The Ibex 35 ticket rises more than 1% after the call for elections of 29N aparece primero en Merca2.

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When there is an extraordinary, unexpected political event, one of the questions we ask ourselves is what impact it will have on the economy. And the first indicator we have at our fingertips, at the moment, is the stock market, where investors' expectations converge. In the case we are experiencing today, with the announcement of new Spanish elections, it seems that the decision has not gone down badly at all, because the Ibex-35 has risen cons…

Santander, Telefónica and Merlin pull the selective, which is close to 19,300 points

Santander, Telefónica and Merlin pull the selective, which rubs the 19,300 points

The Ibex 35 has finished the session of this Monday with an upturn of 1.12%, until it stands at 19.299.70 points, after the announcement of general elections in Spain for the month of November was first known. The electoral advance takes place after the Congress toppled the [...] The entry The Ibex 35 accelerates and rubs the 19,300 points (+1.12%), after the electoral call appears first in Forbes Spain.

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Forbes España broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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