Ibex 35 recovers 20,000 points after three declines
Ibex 35 closes at 20,000.20 points, a rise of 1.12%, after three days of declines.
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Bitcoin has surpassed $81,000, achieving a 4.89% growth thanks to the U.S. Treasury's debt purchase plan.
Ibex 35 closes at 20,000.20 points, a rise of 1.12%, after three days of declines.
The Ibex 35 starts September with declines due to rising oil prices and debt. The index may fall below 19,800 points.
Global debt interest rates hit record levels, impacting the stock market and foreshadowing rate hikes by central banks.
The Spanish stock market fails to recover after dropping below 20,000 points. Inflationary pressure and rising oil prices complicate the outlook.
September is shaping up to be the most unfavourable month for the stock market. Historically, a 0.7% drop has been recorded in the S&P 500.
The Ibex 35 closes August at 19,974 points after a 0.34% decline. Despite this, it achieves a 0.97% appreciation for the month, driven by rising oil prices.
Bitcoin loses momentum and falls below $80,000 after warnings from the Federal Reserve.
Ibex 35 drops 1.55% to 19,422 points on a day of results. CaixaBank plunges 6.48% and Telefónica 2.95%, while Grifols rises 7.18%.
The German DAX drops 0.4% in pre-opening, dragged down by results from UBS, Deutsche Bank, and Rio Tinto on a day of massive results.
The Dax rises 0.8% and the EuroStoxx50 0.5%, driven by Unilever and Mercedes-Benz results and a 4% drop in oil to $84.70.
Ibex 35 rises 0.65% to 19,866.9 points, boosted by falling oil prices and first-half corporate results.