The Ibex 35 rises 0.32% in the mid-session and attempts to reach maximums since 2018 after the eurozone CPI

MADRID, 30 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Ibex 35 was trading with a rise of 0.32% in the mid-session, which took it to 10,095.0 integers, after knowing the first reading of the CPI data for November in the eurozone.

If it ends at this level or above, the Madrid selective would reach its highest levels since May 2018, when it surpassed the barrier of 10,100 integers.

The main reference today has been the first inflation data in the euro zone, where it has dropped to 2.4% in November, half a percentage point less than in October and its lowest reading since July 2021. In addition, the underlying CPI has moderated to 3.6% from the previous 4.2%.

Likewise, investors learned today that France's GDP suffered a contraction of 0.1% between July and September, according to data reviewed by the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (Insee), which had initially estimated an expansion of 0.1%. In Germany, the unemployment rate fell one tenth in November, reaching 5.6%.

The markets will also be waiting today for the publication of the underlying private consumption deflator in the United States, one of the references used by the Federal Reserve (Fed) to measure inflation.

In this context, the biggest increases in the Ibex 35 were those of Solaria (2.41%), Repsol (2.25%), Acciona Energía (1.72%), Grifols (1.42%) and Aena (1 .37%). On the other hand, Amadeus was the 'red lantern', with a fall of 0.94%, followed by CaixaBank (-0.60%), Fluidra (-0.58%), Mapfre (-0.30%) and Acerinox (-0.24%).

The rest of the European indexes were also trading higher, with increases of 0.48% in London and Milan, 0.34% in Paris and 0.31% in Frankfurt.

In the raw materials market, a barrel of Brent crude oil, a reference in Europe, stood at $84.43, 1.60% more than at yesterday's close, and that of West Texas, which serves as a reference In the United States, it rose 1.79% to $79.25.

On the other hand, the euro depreciated 0.46% against the dollar, until it was exchanged for 1.0918 'greenbacks', while the risk premium stood at 100 points and the yield on the ten-year Spanish bond rose. up to 3.446%.