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The Ibex Rises by 1.35% and Reaches a New Record After Staying at the Gates of 18,200
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The Ibex has risen by 1.35% this Wednesday and has signed a new historic high of session closure, just below the level of the 18,200 points driven by the banking and by the opening of Wall Street, in a day marked by business results. The main index of the national market, the Ibex 35, has added 242.5 points, that 1.35% and has finished the negotiations of the day in the 18,197 points, a new record that has broken the previous one on February 9 (…
The Ibex 35 has finished the session this Wednesday with a rebound of 1.35%, until closing with a new...
The Ibex 35 has closed this Friday’s session with a 0.60% increase, so it has been placed at 17,955.4 points after the final bell bell bell, in what analysts have described as a transitional day. “Transition day with slight take-offs in line with last week’s behavior, waiting for Friday’s macro data battery. AI and a somewhat tense geostrategy by Iran will keep the bags blocked for now, but without causing significant falls,” Bankinter analysts …
This Wednesday, the Ibex 35 reached a new all-time high of 18,197.9 points, thanks to a 1.35% rebound at the close of trading. This occurred after the preliminary agreement on nuclear weapons between the US and Iran and following rumors of an early departure by the current president of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde. The biggest gains on the Ibex at the close were made by ArcelorMittal (+4.18%), ACS (+4.13%), Indra (+3.59%), Banco …
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The Ibex 35 has finished the session this Wednesday with a rebound of 1.35%, until closing with a new historic peak of 18,197,9 integers, after the principle of agreement on nuclear weapons between the US and Iran and rumors of an early departure of the current president of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde. On the one hand, the principle of agreement will allow to lift the US sanctions on Iranian crude and to soften tensions in the M…
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