The Ibex 35 drops around 0.40% in the session and loses 12,000 integers

MADRID Dec. 10 () –

The Ibex 35 has lost 0.38% at the close of the session this Tuesday, which has placed it at 11,965.5 integers, in a context marked by geopolitical tensions, specifically, the fall of the Bashar Al Assad regime in Syria, which adds a new source of uncertainty in the Middle East.

Investors have also paid attention to China, where exports have moderated their growth in November to 6.7% and imports have fallen 3.9%. “Exports continue to show high dynamism, but disappointment came from a new drop in imports,” Banca March experts have assessed.

Precisely, a report from this entity pointed out this day that the Politburo’s signals indicating greater fiscal proactivity have once again generated the expectation that the Chinese Government will leave moderation behind and launch a forceful fiscal stimulus package.

All in all, the stock markets of that country, which at first reacted with euphoria, have moderated their results in the early morning: the Hang Senh has subtracted 0.5% and the CSI 300 has risen 0.73%.

At the business level in Spain, the board of directors of Grifols has unanimously agreed to appoint Pascal Ravery and Paul Herendeen as new directors, with the categories of independent and proprietary, respectively, thus filling the two existing vacancies in the highest governing body. of the Catalan company.

In the macroeconomic field, the Public Treasury has placed this Tuesday in an issue of 3 and 9 month bills a total of 2,582.4 million euros in the organization’s last auction of the year, an amount within the expected average range, and has done by reducing the profitability offered to investors, according to data from the Bank of Spain.

Within the European ‘macro’ agenda, it has barely stood out that Germany has confirmed the rise in inflation to 2.2% in the interannual rate in November.

Returning to the Ibex 35, only a dozen stocks have closed positively, highlighting Solaria, which rose 3.74%. Behind them were Acciona (+1.27%), Grifols (+1.02%), Naturgy (+0.68%) and Repsol (+0.66%). On the other hand, Puig (-2.16%) has led the declines, followed by Acerinox (-1.86%), Ferrovial (-1.43%), Colonial (-1.13%) and Bankinter (- 1.04%).

European stock markets have also lagged behind today. Paris, with France still searching for a prime minister to replace Michel Barnier, has lost 1.14%, while London is down 0.86% today. Behind them, the falls have been more moderate: Milan has lost 0.10% and Frankfurt, 0.08%.

At the close of the day in Europe, the price of a barrel of Brent quality oil, a reference for the Old Continent, rose 0.75%, to 72.68 dollars, while Texas stood at 69.02 dollars, 0.95% more.

In the currency market, the price of the euro against the dollar depreciated by 0.40%, to 1.0512 ‘greenbacks’, while in the debt market the interest required on the 10-year Spanish bond escalated. slightly up to 2.76%, with the risk premium with respect to the German bond at 63.5 points.