The Ibex-35 marks a new maximum since October

The Ibex-35 marks a new maximum since October

The most profitable values ​​of the Spanish selective were Inditex, Grifols, Viscofán and Aena

  The Ibex-35 started the day in negative and that's the way it was during most of the day. At one o'clock in the afternoon he marked minimums of the session in the vicinity of 9,140 points. But from there he was recovering positions to enter green shortly before four in the afternoon. At the close of the session, it gave a last change in the 9,227.2 points, which is an advance of 0.25%. With this, the selective closed marking a new annual maximum and since October last year.

In the rest of Europe, they dominated the increases, although very modest. The German Dax rose 0.31%, while the Lisbon PSI-20 scored 0.21%. The French Cac 40 and the Ftse Mib of Milan advanced around 0.10%.

  In the Spanish selective, Inditex was the most profitable value of the day, with a rise of 2.90%. Then Grifols was placed, with a revaluation of 2.82%. Viscofán and Aena scored 1.75% and 1.15%, respectively. Also in green some financial values, such as Sabadell, which gained 0.82%, while Bankinter scored 0.72%. CaixaBank and Bankia, on the other hand, gained around 0.4%. But the majors finished with losses: Santander left a 0.14% and BBVA, a 0.11%.

In red, IAG was the worst, with a cut of 3.28%, after its exclusion from the MSCI index. Mediaset, Telefónica and ArcelorMittal, meanwhile, retreated more than one percentage point. In negative, the worst, Liberbank, with a cut of almost 10%, after Abanca has given up to launch the takeover on this value. Unicaja, the third value at stake in these corporate operations, yielded 2.35%. In green, the best, San José, which added 6.64%.

Weakness in Wall Street
On the other side of the Atlantic, the indices were volatile and, in general, with little force. That, while the president of the North American Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, appeared before the Senate of the United States. He commented half an hour before the closing of the Spanish Stock Exchange that the American economic forecast is positive, favorable, and that the predominant risks go through the global economic slowdown. He also pointed out that what has been learned in the last year is that employment continues to be created because more and more people are entering the labor market, participation in the labor market is growing, which indicates that there is more room for growth in employment. The first economy in the world. In any case, the president of the Fed seems to reiterate the patient tone regarding monetary policy:

If in the previous session the raises had as argument the possible advances in the trade negotiations between China and the United States, in the day today seem to crave more details or investors prefer not to go further with their purchases if there could be some kind of disappointment. Perhaps the prices already discount what is on the table: an extension before they can raise the tariffs of the United States against China. It is also true that what can stop the American Stock Exchange is that the S & P 500 is facing the barrier of 2,800 points.

As for the 'brexit', news. Theresa May agreement will be voted on next March 12; if it is rejected, the next day will be voted if the parliamentarians want a way out without agreement from the community club. And if this option is rejected, in that case, on May 14, May will bring to Parliament the possible extension of Article 50, which at most can not go beyond the month of June. With this, the pound sterling was the currency that rose the most from the G-10 against the euro: at the close there was a 1.20%, to be placed at its highest level in almost two years. With respect to the dollar, it appreciated 1.30%. Hence, the British FTSE 100 was the worst of all the indicators of the Old Continent, when backing down 0.45%. In any case, it seems that the worst fears of investors about the Brexit (which is without agreement) have evaporated.

Between the euro and the dollar, the one that earned slightly was the first: it was written down around 0.15%, up to the level of 1.1375 units.

Debt and raw materials
In the debt market, the yield on the 10-year US bond continues at around 2.65% and that of its comparable German, slightly above 0.10%.

The barrel of Brent, of reference in Europe, bounced 0.90%, to 65.35 dollars, after the strong fall of the previous session motivated by the tittle of Donald Trump against OPEC. The barrel of West Texas, a benchmark in the United States, also gained positions: just over 0.5%, to $ 55.8.

The price of gold chained its second session to the downside: it was down by 0.13%, to $ 1,325 an ounce.