United States.- Ibex 35 week start is up by 0.72% to 8,700 integers

Tony Joseph 3 years ago 2 min read

07-27-2021 The facade of the Madrid Stock Exchange Palace, on July 27, 2021 in Madrid, (Spain). Ibex 35 traded at 8,700.9 at noon, down 0.85% and most of its value was negative. The day is again marked by the presentation of results, including those from Endesa and Enagas, and the meeting of the Federal Reserve (Fed) of the United States, which begins this Tuesday and whose results will be known tomorrow. Economy Marta Fernandez Zara - Europa Press

07-27-2021 The facade of the Madrid Stock Exchange Palace, on July 27, 2021 in Madrid, (Spain). Ibex 35 traded at 8,700.9 in the afternoon, down 0.85% and most of its value was negative. The day is again marked by the presentation of results, including those from Endesa and Enagas, and the meeting of the Federal Reserve (Fed) of the United States, which begins this Tuesday and whose results will be known tomorrow. Economy Marta Fernandez Zara – Europa Press

Madrid, 13 (Europa Press)

Ibex 35 started the session this Monday with a gain of 0.72%, causing the selector to stand at 8,757.5 integers at 9:01 am, in a week marked by the publication of various macroeconomic data, including inflation in Spain. CPI in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada.

In this scenario, the Madrid Selective started the session above the psychological level of 8,700 integers, after registering a 1.9% decline in the previous week, with most of the rise in values, led by Acciona, up 2.23. %.

Behind were Colonial (+1.49%), Si Automotive (+1.36%), ACS (+1.34%), Aina (+1.26%), Santander (+1.05%) and Indra (+0.99%), while in the opposite direction. There were IAG (-0.82%) and ArcelorMittal (-0.2%).

The rest of the European stock exchanges opened up 0.6% in Frankfurt’s case, 0.5% for London and 0.4% for Paris.

In this context, a barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil, the benchmark for the United States, was trading at $70 at 9:01 am after a gain of 0.65%, while Brent crude, the benchmark for Europe, was trading at $70. marked a value. of $73, an increase of 0.6%.

Finally, the euro was priced at 1.1775 ‘greenback’ against the dollar, while the Spanish risk premium was at 64 basis points, requiring 0.336% interest on the ten-year bond.