17 Apr. (EUROPE PRESS) –
The Ibex 35 has closed the session this Monday with a rise of 0.17%, which has led the selective to stand at 9,378.5 points, in a week marked by the publication of various economic data, among which stand out the CPI of the United Kingdom and the euro area, as well as those of housing in the United States and the investor confidence in Germany.
In addition, this week the season of results in the United States will continue and on Thursday it will also start in Spain with the publication of Bankinter’s first quarter accounts.
Investors will also be waiting this Monday for the intervention of the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), Christine Lagarde, at an event in New York just a couple of weeks before the body holds a new meeting on interest rates.
At the close of the session, Acerinox was the stock that rose the most (+2.75%), ahead of IAG (+2.57%), Fluidra (+1.61%), Grifols (+1, 45%), Aena (+1.43%) and Amadeus (+1.34%).
On the other hand, only seven values of the 35 of the Ibex have registered a negative evolution this Monday: Santander (-1.97%), BBVA (-1.38%), Mapfre (-1.03%), Solaria (- 0.80%), Indra (-0.40%), CaixaBank (-0.40%) and Colonial (-0.17%).
Regarding the rest of the European capitals, Frankfurt has fallen by 0.11% and Milan by 0.62%, while London has advanced by 0.10% and Paris has left 0.28%. The Euro Stoxx 50 closed the day with a decrease of 0.53%.
The Brent barrel fell 1.66%, to $84.90, while the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) stood at $81.02, 1.82% less.
The yield of the 10-year Spanish bond in the secondary debt markets has been located this Monday at 3.498%, from 3.477% on Friday. Thus, the risk premium against German bonds has fallen 1.2 points, to 102.5 basis points.
The euro has started the session depreciating 0.72% against the dollar, for which reason it has lost the level of 1.1 dollars that it had recovered after a year trading below that value. Specifically, at the close of the trading session, the community currency was trading at $1.0913.