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The Ibex Regains 15,000 Points Seventeen Years After the Financial Collapse
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The selective closes with a rise of more than 1%, to the highest level since December 2007, in a context marked by expectations that the US Fed will lower rates next month
Granada was not conquered in one day and Ibex 35 has taken 17 years to recover the limit of the 15,000 points that disappeared following the collapse of the financial markets in 2008. Specifically, the selective has closed with an increase of 1.08% reaching 15,019 points. A new maximum since December 28, 2007. It does so on dates when the volumes of negotiations are usually discreet for the summer holidays. In this case the commercial truce seal…
Consensus of the Álvaro Romero Market (Singular Bank) The main European stock exchanges indexes had an upward trend during the day. The Eurostoxx 50 has closed with a 1% rise, the CAC 40 French of 0.7%, and the German DAX has recorded increases of 0.7%. IBEX 35 has closed in maximums after an increase of 1.1% and exceeds 15,000 points. In Asia, the indices have closed with a positive tone except for Australia that has gone back more than half a…
Of the large values, Iberdrola has added 1.7%, as the fifth highest value in the table
The Ibex 35 closed above 15,000 points for the first time since December 2007, its highest level in 18 years, amid market expectations that the Fed will cut interest rates next month due to inflation data and following two days of gains on Wall Street. Specifically, the index closed Wednesday's session at 15,019.9 points, up 1.08%. During the session, the index reached over 15,032 points. Considering closing prices only, this is the highest leve…
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