The Ibex 35 stands out from Europe at midday and rises 0.3% with its sights on 10,000 points

MADRID, 27 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Ibex 35 stood out at midday this Monday from Europe, whose indices suffered slight corrections, and advanced 0.3%, reaching 9,969.3 points, on its way to the symbolic level of 10,000 points, a level that It last reached shortly before the outbreak of the pandemic in March 2020.

The Spanish selective has started the session with a small setback, but has immediately changed direction and consolidated itself in positive territory at midday in a day of transition - with the 'macro' and business agenda without significant news - but in which it returns Wall Street is in full swing after having closed last Thursday for a holiday and having traded on Friday only for half a session.

Investors will be awaiting the intervention this Monday by the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), Christine Lagarde, before the Economic and Monetary Committee of the European Parliament, while in the United States the sale of new homes will be known in October.

In the business field, Telefónica will inform the unions this Monday about the exit plan that it is preparing after beginning to negotiate the agreement. Specifically, the operator will provide the unions with more information about "what the company's needs are" in relation to the workforce adjustment it wants to carry out.

Under the macroeconomic umbrella, this week investors will be awaiting the publication of a battery of manufacturing PMIs and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) corresponding to the month of November in Spain, Germany and the United States.

In the middle section of the negotiation, the biggest increases within the Ibex 35 were recorded by Acciona (1.6%), Solaria (1.27%), Endesa (1.05%) and Rovi (1%), while On the opposite side, there were only seven stocks in losses with Indra in the lead (-0.83%), followed by Repsol (-0.64%), Banco Santander (-0.45%), ACS (-0.28 %) and BBVA (-0.1%).

The main European stock markets showed slight declines at midday: Paris fell 0.05%; London 0.16%; Frankfurt 0.18% and Milan 0.25%.

At the same time, the price of a barrel of Brent quality oil, a reference for the Old Continent, was below 80 dollars, 1.74% less, while that of Texas fell 1.85%, to 74.13 dollars, waiting for this Thursday's meeting of the OPEC alliance (its celebration was originally scheduled for this past weekend).

In the currency market, the price of the euro rose by 0.07% against the dollar, to 1.0947 'greenbacks', while the interest on long-term Spanish debt stood at 3.577% after subtract five basis points, with the risk premium (the differential with the German bond) at 98 points.