The Ibex 35 approaches 20,000 points after consolidating at 19,540
The Ibex 35 closes the week at 19,540 points, consolidating without losing support. Surpassing 19,879 points is key to reaching 20,000.
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Spanish listed companies distributed €26.399 billion in dividends in the first half of 2026, 21.65% more than in 2025.
The Ibex 35 closes the week at 19,540 points, consolidating without losing support. Surpassing 19,879 points is key to reaching 20,000.
Spanish listed companies will distribute €7.25 billion in dividends in July, led by Iberdrola (€2.885 billion), Endesa, and Repsol.
Molins enters the continuous market after 80 years and plans a capital increase to gain liquidity and reduce debt after buying Secil.
Ibex 35 falls by 0.85% due to Trump's threats to Spain and tensions in the Middle East, closing below 19,700 points.
The IBEX 35 closes the week at 19,384.70 points, up 0.32% in the last session, though still far from Monday's levels.
Ibex 35 rises 0.32% to 19,384.7 points, boosted by steelmakers ArcelorMittal and Acerinox and expectations of US-Iran dialogue.
Ibex 35 closes the week down 2.35% at 19,384.7 points, weighed down by tensions between the US and Iran.
Ibex 35 rises 0.4% to 19,400 points, led by ArcelorMittal (+6.4%) and IAG (+1.65%), amid caution over the Middle East conflict.
The IBEX 35 falls by 2.73% to 19,104 points, its largest drop since March, due to tensions between the US and Iran and Trump's threats to Spain.
Goldman Sachs, Bankinter and Renta 4 select Indra, BBVA, Naturgy, Santander and Inditex as their top picks from the Ibex 35 for H2 2026.
Puig and Inditex lead the Ibex 35 gains in a sector rotation day, with banking support and technology under pressure over AI doubts.