The Ibex 35 has closed at **20,000.20 points**, with an increase of **1.12%**, ending a streak of three days of declines. This rebound is due to the easing of public debt yields.
The Ibex 35 index has managed to regain the **20,000 points** level after three sessions of declines, closing at **20,000.20 points** with an increase of **1.12%**. This improvement comes after a reduction in debt yields, which has encouraged investors to take positions, according to expansion.com.
The yield on the Spanish ten-year bond has dropped from **3.80%**, while the yield on the US bond moves away from **4.80%**. Despite the tension in the Middle East, the price of **oil** continues to rise, with Brent crude trading at **96 dollars**.
The industrial stocks of the Ibex stood out today, with **Acerinox** (+**2.84%**) and **ArcelorMittal** (+**2.02%**) being the main drivers. Additionally, several banks have recorded significant increases, such as **CaixaBank** (+**2.35%**) and **Bankinter** (+**2.27%**).
In the European context, the German Dax is trying to approach **26,000 points** again, and the pan-European Stoxx 600 index seeks to consolidate its position above **645 points**. The semiconductor sector has also shown positive performance thanks to upward revisions of forecasts from companies like **Soitec**, which has seen its shares rise by **9.9%**.
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