Madrid, December 31 (EFE) .- The Spanish Bags closed unchanged today, the last session of 2014, the year in which the main index, IBEX 35, managed to gain 3.66% although only in December lost 4.56%, its worst month since June 2013.
At its final meeting of the year, the IBEX has turned 360 degrees and concluded where it began, at 10,279 points, the same with which began the day in the absence of news and information of interest and markets such as Frankfurt and Milan closed since Tuesday.
The Spanish index has risen this year as the best index among older Europe, Frankfurt’s DAX has risen by 2.65% and MIB in Milan, 0.23%, while the stock markets of Paris and London have closed with annual losses of 0.54% and 2.71%, respectively.
The Spanish flag has moved this year from year closing low of 9,669 reached on October 16 and maximum 11,187 of June 19 and December being the month of increased volatility and uncertainty, by the sudden and seemingly unstoppable decline in oil prices topped in recent days by the open political crisis in Greece.
This day, shorter than usual, was characterized by low trading and low interest of investors; trading on the open market has just reached 1.245 million euros, of which 238 correspond to an operation block on ACS, whereby Corporation Alba, the March Group, has raised its stake in construction to 13.88%.
The IBEX has repeated the closing price yesterday, although most banks and large values have experienced declines throughout the day.
At the end, Bankinter had yielded 1.21%; Popular, 0.95%; Banco Santander, 0.36%; CaixaBank, 0.18%; Repsol, 0.13%; Inditex, 0.08%, and BBVA, 0.04%.
Advances in Iberdrola (0.07%), Bankia (0.08%), Telefónica (0.38%) and Banco Sabadell (0.59%) have been insufficient to tilt the IBEX side gains. EFE
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