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Ibex 35 rises 1.1% to 19,795 points as oil drops 6.8% following US-Iran dialogue. Repsol leads losses, while IAG and Inditex top gains.
The Ibex 35 rises by 1.92% weekly to 19,585 points, its first advance in three weeks, driven by results from Acerinox, Sabadell, and Repsol despite high oil prices.
Ibex 35 closes flat at 19,206 points, focused on corporate earnings and ECB meeting amid geopolitical tension between the US and Iran.
Ibex 35 falls 0.4% due to Middle East tensions and the burden of Chinese AI, with Repsol up and tourism down.
Ibex 35 rises by 0.15% to 19,304 points in a volatile session with Digi Spain Telecom debuting down 8.04%.
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 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.
Spanish listed companies will distribute €7.25 billion in dividends in July, led by Iberdrola (€2.885 billion), Endesa, and Repsol.
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.
Ibex 35 falls 0.26% to 19,800.60 points, with Iberdrola and Repsol leading the declines, while Amadeus and IAG support the index.