The Ibex 35 recovers 8,800 points by rising 1.28% this Monday

MADRID, 6 Jun. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The main indicator of the Spanish stock market, the Ibex 35, has managed to recover 8,800 points by rising 1.28% on Monday, a good start for a week that will be marked by the meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB ) and the publication of the CPI for the United States.

Specifically, the national selective scored 103.25 points, equivalent to that 1.28%, and stood at 8,836 points. The main European stock markets also closed the day in green: Milan rose 1.62%; Frankfurt, 1.33%; London, 1.07%, and Paris, 0.98%.

At the close of the markets in Europe, the US stock market recorded gains of 0.43% in the Dow Jones, 0.79% in the S

The agenda is loaded for this week. In addition to the ECB meeting on Thursday and the publication of the CPI in the United States on Friday, the results of Inditex's first fiscal quarter on Wednesday are added, which are the first with Marta Ortega as president of the company.

The June meeting of the Ibex 35 Technical Advisory Committee will also be held on Thursday, where changes could take place, with Sacyr, Logista and Acciona Energía as candidates to enter the Spanish selective.

This Monday it was known that the deterioration in the activity of the Chinese services sector moderated last May, when its purchasing managers' index (PMI) stood at 41.4 points from 36.2 the previous month. However, this data represents the second highest rate of decline since February 2020.

In this context, banking has led the profits of the selective: Banco Sabadell has risen 3.43%; BBVA 2.96%; Cie Eutomotive 2.86%, Santander 2.51% and CaixaBank 2.46%. On the contrary, IAG left 1.96%, Laboratorios Rovi, 1.54% and Acerinox, which has finally ruled out merging with Aperam, has yielded 0.76%.

In the continuous market, the increases of Deoleo and Gestamp stand out, registering 4.70% and 4.60%, respectively, while Pescanova has yielded 5.43%, Bodegas Riojanas 5.19% and Axkoyen 3.81%.

The price of a barrel of Brent crude oil, a benchmark for Europe, stood at 119.53 dollars (111.84 euros) at the close of the Spanish market, with a decrease of 0.18%, while a barrel of WTI oil, reference for the US, fell 0.3% to 118.5 dollars (110.8 euros).

The price of the euro against the dollar stood at 1.0689 'greenbacks', while the Spanish risk premium stood at 112 basis points at the close of the Spanish market, with the interest required on the ten-year bond at 2.473 %.