Ibex 35 fell 0.4% at open after Fed minutes, jeopardizing 9,300 points

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Ibex 35 started trading this Thursday. 0.4% decreaseThe Federation, which increased the election up to 9 thousand 311 points, announced the minutes of the last meeting of the Central Bank (Fed), after the market was closed yesterday. Monetary Policy Committee They warn of upside risks to inflation and exclude the US economy from entering a recession by the end of this year.

After finishing almost straight yesterday, the Ibex 35 kicked off negative dayIt lost 9,300 points, even for a moment, after the Japanese Nikkei, which closed today with a loss of 0.6% and Wall Street, which closed with a decline yesterday.

Markets have woken up with bad data from Japan and expect to see new macro references this Thursday, such as: balance of trade New claims for unemployment benefits in Spain and the eurozone and the United States.

Like the Ibex 35, Europe’s main stock markets woke up with losses today. Paris, London and Milan lost 0.4% at the opening, while Frankfurt lost 0.5%.

In the early stages of today’s session, the biggest increases in Ibex 35 are Grifols (+0.5%), Unicaja Banco (+0.39%), Sabadell (+0.37%), Bankinter (+0.33%) and Santander ( +) recorded by. 0.28%).

At the other extreme, the most significant decreases were recorded by Cellnex (-1.1%); Amadeus and Acciona, which lost just over 1 percent, and Fluidra and ArcelorMittal, whose shares are close to almost 1 percent in both cases.

At the stock market opening, price of a barrel of oil Brent quality, which is the reference of the Old Continent, increased by 0.5% to $83.82, while Texas rose 0.3% to $79.66.

While the price of the euro against the dollar in the foreign exchange market increased to 1.0882 ‘green ticket’, the interest demanded by the 10-year Spanish bond in the debt market rose to 3.747 percent.

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