The Ibex 35 reverses the opening losses and rises 0.2% in the mid-session

MADRID, 28 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Ibex 35 recovered from the losses recorded at the opening and was trading in the mid-session with a rise of 0.21%, standing at 9,956.8 points, in such a way that it once again put 10,000 in its sights in its sights. after the slight drop of 0.03% recorded at the close of yesterday's session.

Renta 4 analysts highlight the drop that is occurring in the profitability of sovereign debts, both in the United States, where the 10-year bond stands at 4.3%, and in Europe, since the 'bund' German prices are around 2.5% and Spanish prices are at 3.5%.

In addition, they highlight the appearance yesterday before the European Parliament of the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), Christine Lagarde, where she stated that a "high uncertainty" persists regarding the evolution of inflation in the medium term. Thus, she expects price pressures to continue to moderate, although she does not rule out spikes in the general CPI rate and has recommended that wage pressures be monitored.

In this context, and in the absence of major references today, the biggest increases were those of Merlín (2.33%) and those of the banking sector: BBVA (1.50%), Bankinter (1.41%), Sabadell (1.13%), Santander (1.04%) and CaixaBank (0.82%). Regarding the falls, those of Colonial (-1.68%), Solaria (-1.50%), Fluidra (-1.04%), Naturgy (-0.80%), Acciona (-0 .79%) and Enagás (-0.72%).

The rest of the European stock markets were trading negatively, with falls of 0.57% in Paris, 0.49% in London, 0.33% in Milan and 0.12% in Frankfurt.

In the raw materials market, a barrel of Brent crude oil, the reference in Europe, rose 1.06% to 80.83 dollars, while West Texas appreciated 1.16%, to 75.73 Dollars.

Finally, the euro depreciated slightly against the dollar by 0.03%, when exchanged for 1.0951 'greenbacks', while the Spanish risk premium stood at 99 basis points.