MADRID, 7 Ago. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Ibex 35 has concluded the first session of the week with a fall of 0.1%, reaching 9,358.6 points, after trading below 9,300 integers in the middle tranche of the negotiation, and in a day in which the European indices managed to moderate the losses strongly at the end of the session motivated by the bullish opening of Wall Street (the Dow Jones rose almost 1% at the close in Europe).
This Monday, in a day of transition for the markets, it became known that industrial production in Germany registered a decline of 1.5% in June compared to the previous month, when it fell 0.1%, while compared to the sixth month of 2022 experienced a drop of 1.7%, as reported by the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis).
Likewise, it has been published that investor confidence in the eurozone (prepared by Sentix) has improved in August when it was expected to worsen, although it is still in negative territory.
Investors thus remain awaiting the inflation data that will be released throughout the week in three of the main European economies, Germany, France, Spain, looking for clues as to where the monetary policy of the European Central Bank could go ( ECB).
In this context, at the end of the session the most bullish value was Fluidra (2.34%), ahead of Caixabank (1.42%), Bankinter (1.06%), Banco Sabadell (0.69%) and BBVA (0.64%).
On the other hand, Acciona has positioned itself as the Ibex 35 value with the worst performance, with a decrease of 1.93%, ahead of Solaria Energía (-1.86%), Inditex (-1.37%), Acciona Energy (-1.3%), Grifols (-1.23%) and ArcelorMittal (-0.83%).
Of the rest of the main stock indices in Europe, Paris has managed to escape the benefits at the last moment and has risen a slight 0.06%, while Frankfurt has subtracted 0.01%; London 0.13% and Milan 0.14%.
In the raw materials market, at closing time in the Old Continent, a barrel of Brent was trading at 85.41 dollars, 0.95% less; while the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) stood at $81.98, 1.03% less.
On the other hand, the yield on the Spanish bond with a maturity of 10 years closed at 3.63% after adding almost five basis points. Thus, the risk premium for Spanish bonds compared to their German counterparts has stood at 103.4 points.
In the foreign exchange market, at the same time, the euro depreciated 0.05% against the ‘green ticket’, standing at a market exchange rate of 1.1 dollars for each unit of the European currency.
