Ibex 35 closes flat at 19,275 points weighed down by geopolitical tension and oil
Ibex 35 falls 0.42% to 19,275.50 points due to geopolitical tension and oil above $83. Fluidra, Repsol and BBVA lead the declines.
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IBEX 35 rises 0.3% to 19,332 points, with Brent oil at $84 and Digi Spain Telecom debuting at a valuation of €1.662 billion.
Ibex 35 falls 0.42% to 19,275.50 points due to geopolitical tension and oil above $83. Fluidra, Repsol and BBVA lead the declines.
Ibex 35 falls by 0.42% and drops below 19,300 points due to banks and energy companies, despite Wall Street's rise and falling oil prices.
Ibex 35 drops due to Fluidra (-2%) and BBVA, while inflation in Spain remains high. Grifols rises over 1% and PayPal receives a $53 billion bid.
Ibex 35 drops 1% due to geopolitical tension, while US inflation improves and ASML results boost optimism in the tech sector.
Ibex 35 rises 0.8% at the weekly opening to 11,984 points, led by ArcelorMittal (+1.28%) and BBVA (+0.80%).
The Ibex 35 rises 0.11% to 19,356.6 points after US inflation fell to 3.5% in June, more than expected.
Ibex 35 falls 0.92% to 19,157 points due to rising oil prices after attacks between the US and Iran. IAG and Sabadell lead the declines.
Ibex 35 drops 0.25% to 19,335.7 points due to rising oil prices after the closure of the Hormuz Strait. Repsol leads gains, while banking and tourism suffer.
Repsol rises 4% on the IBEX 35, which drops 0.25%, as Brent nears $77 amid US-Iran tensions. Technology weighs on the index.
Brent rises 3.78% to $78.88 after Hormuz blockade. The Ibex 35 falls 0.40% and Asian markets plummet.
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