Ibex 35 holds at 19,730 points as oil rises due to attack in Oman
Ibex 35 rises 0.24% to 19,730 points, driven by oil after an attack on a ship in Oman. Telefónica and Inditex lead the gains.
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Ibex 35 is flat at 19,700 points, with Logista, Inditex and Telefónica rising, while Samsung drops 7% in Seoul despite multiplying its profits.
Ibex 35 rises 0.24% to 19,730 points, driven by oil after an attack on a ship in Oman. Telefónica and Inditex lead the gains.
The Ibex 35 rises after the peace agreement between the US and Iran, led by tourism and airlines like IAG and Amadeus.
Santander surpasses Inditex as the most valuable company on the Spanish stock market, with a capitalisation exceeding €80 billion.
Naturgy accounts for 20% of Bankinter's five-value portfolio, which recommends buying with a target price of €29.80 and highlights its 6.5% dividend.
The Ibex 35 starts the week with slight declines. Indra and IAG rise, while Iberdrola and Repsol discount dividends and weigh on the index.
The Ibex 35 will distribute over €7.2 billion in dividends in July, led by Iberdrola, Endesa, and Repsol, as the index surpasses 19,800 points.
Navitas Semiconductor's shares drop 51% after a $125 million capital increase and exclusion from Russell indices, closing at €13.10.
Inditex takes the top spot in the Eco10 Portfolio from Santander, with a weighting of 7.38%, thanks to its historic margins and growth expectations.
Bank of America warns that speculation has reached extreme levels and predicts a 5% drop in the S&P 500 by year-end.
Ibex 35 has gained nearly 15% in 2026 and is nearing 20,000 points, driven by banking and utilities.
The Ibex 35 closes at 19,852 points, just shy of 20,000, after a 2.2% weekly rise. Banking drives the rally, but earnings and external factors will shape the week.