The meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping generates uncertainty in the markets, particularly affecting the Ibex 35. With oil prices above 100 dollars, investors are on alert for any news that may arise.
The scheduled meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping keeps the markets on edge, according to expansion.com. The initial cordiality between the leaders of the United States and China contrasts with the tension in the financial sphere, especially due to oil prices and the rise in debt interest rates.
In the current context, the price of oil stands at **103 dollars** per barrel, surpassing the psychological barrier of **100 dollars**. This situation, along with the increase in bond yields, affects investors' perceptions of the economic future. The yield on the ten-year US bond has exceeded **5.10%**, while the Spanish bond remains above **4%**.
The Ibex 35 shows signs of weakness, threatening the level of **19,600 points**. Economically sensitive stocks, such as Santander and BBVA, are struggling to avoid losses in their valuations. On the other hand, energy company Repsol benefits from the rise in oil prices.
The day promises to be unstable, as investors await news from the UN summit and any changes in rhetoric regarding the trade war and artificial intelligence.
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