Ibex 35 rises almost flat above 9,900 points

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Ibex started the first session of 35 weeks almost flat, with a slight increase of 0.04%. Helped him reach 9,940 pointsIn a day without major macroeconomic references.

On a business level, Ezentis shares will return to the stock market this Monday after more than a year when trading was suspended.

Grifols, on the other hand, announced that he filed a lawsuit against Gotham City Research in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York after the market closed last Friday. manager and founder of the fundDaniel Yu, General Industrial Partners, Cyrus de Weck and the companies in which they invest will seek compensation for financial and reputational damages inflicted on the company and related parties (“stakeholders”) as a result of disseminated reports questioning the company’s accounting and solvency. .

Investors will also carefully follow the statements of European Central Bank (ECB) Vice President Luis de Guindos.

In the early stages of this Monday’s session, The biggest increase in Ibex 35 was recorded by Repsol (+1.9%), Grifols (+1.05%), Acerinox (+0.61%), Enagás (+0.6%) and CaixaBank (+0.47%), at the other extreme these are IAG ( -1.55%), Fluidra (-1.08%), Cellnex (-0.78%), Acciona (-0.78%) and Solaria (-0.74%).

European stock markets woke up to mixed trends; Frankfurt and Milan fell 0.21% and 0.07% respectively, while Paris and London rose 0.08% in both cases.

At the stock market opening, Barrel price of Brent quality oilThe US index, the benchmark for the Old Continent, rose 0.31% to $83.21, while Texas rose 0.31% to $78.25.

The price of euro against foreign currency in the foreign exchange market dollar rose to 1.0849 ‘dollar’, In the debt market, the interest rate on the 10-year Spanish bond rose to 3.156%.

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