HE mountain goat 35 This Thursday started the session with 0.25% decline.causing the selector to lose 9,300 integer levels 9,291 pointsThe day when the Eurozone’s second quarter GDP will be announced.
Spain’s Public Treasury expects to invest between 5,750 million and 7,250 million euros this Thursday in the government bonds and debt auction, the institution’s second issuance this September. In the United States, investors’ attention will be focused on the jobless claims released last week and the intervention of the Federal Reserve by various members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).
Inside macro land Before the market opened, it was known that industrial production in Germany decreased by 0.8% month-on-month, or six-tenths compared to June, in July, but deepened its annual decline to 2.1 percent. % compared to 1.5% compared to the previous month.
The biggest increase in Ibex 35 in the early stages of the session this Thursday was recorded by Telefónica (+0.64%) after announcing on Tuesday that Saudi operator STC has received 9.9% of its capital. for 2,100 million euros.
Moreover Woke up in ‘green’ Banco Sabadell (+0.63%), Indra (+0.49%), BBVA (+0.43%) and Fluidra (+0.1%). Just the opposite, further decline These are led by Colonial (-1.18%), Sacyr (-0.91%), Acerinox (-0.85%), Amadeus (-0.80%) and Cellnex (-0.74%).
Repsol reported that it had agreed to sell its Canadian oil and gas assets to Peyto energy group for $468 million (433 million euro) prior to the market opening, resulting in a slightly lower opening. (- 0.1% in the first minutes of the trading day.
Europe’s leading stock markets also woke up to a negative sign this Thursday.: 0.39% for Milan, 0.28% for London, 0.25% for Frankfurt and 0.05% for Paris.
The barrel price of Brent quality oil, which is the reference for the Old Continent at the stock market opening, decreased by 0.18 percent to $ 90.44, while Texas fell by 0.19 percent to $ 87.37.
While the value of the euro against the dollar in the foreign exchange market decreased to 1.0713 ‘dollars’, the interest rate of the 10-year Spanish bond in the debt market rose to 3.694%.