Critical day in European markets: the Ibex falls more than 6% dragged by the banks

The Spanish selective was the one who managed to weather yesterday in the best possible way the impact of the tariffs — which came out on Wednesday night — by registering a fall of 1.2%, while their European counterparts lost more than 3%.

The Ibex35 collapses in the half session this Friday more than 6%, as a result of the fear of recession that has unleashed this week Donald Trump and his...

The Spanish banks have signed this Friday an abbey session with falls of around 10% and have witnessed the loss of 22,730 million euros of stock market capitalization in a context marked by the global panic in all the financial spaces of the world in the face of the commercial war unleashed by the president of the United States, Donald Trump. In fact, Ibex 35, the main indicator of the Spanish market and in which the financial institutions have …

The global stock market crisis triggered by Donald Trump’s tariffs has infected Ibex 35. The selective Spanish has dawned this Friday dyed red and has closed Friday with falls of 5.83 percent. During its cession, the selective Spanish has plummeted by 7% in the early hours of the session, infected by the strong falls on Wall Street last night, and the fears of recession in the United States. Thus, all quoted indexes closed the week down. (The Na…

The Spanish stock market has lost 5.83 per cent on Friday, the biggest daily fall since March 2020, at the start of the pandemic, reports EFE. Ibex 35 has closed below 12,500 points due to the fear of a recession due to the trade war undertaken by the United States with tariffs, as well as the decline of banks and international squares. The stock market benchmark, Ibex 35, with all its values down, has yielded 769,2 points, that 5.83 per cent, u…

Global markets are reeling from fears of the trade war launched by US President Donald Trump against the rest of the world. Following the Republican's tariff announcements last Wednesday and the successive responses from various governments, stock markets have panicked and closed in sharp red. While Thursday was marked by widespread declines around the world, Friday confirmed the trend and continued the bloodbath. In Spain, the Ibex 35 closed at…