The Ibex-35 closed Friday with a rise of 0.35 percent supported Bankia, after narrow your advice to 312 million euros the maximum costs to be assumed by the possible demands of investors retailers for its IPO, and firmness of IAG and Indra.
“There is no doubt that the price of Bankia has encouraged him to have limited their compensations because there was much uncertainty” Angel Perez said analyst Renta 4, adding that the publication of a growth of higher US economy by 2 percent in the fourth quarter acted as ground on the market.
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP ) US expanded at an annual rate of 2.2 percent, a correction down from the 2.6 percent rate estimated last month, but slightly above the 2.1 percent forecast.
In addition, the Commerce Department also noted that the underlying fundamentals remained strong.
The experts also mentioned the recovery of oil prices and the strong euro as a sign of recovery, after the markets have moved on by the time after the temporary agreement to extend help eurozone Greece, which was reflected on Friday with the support of the German Parliament.
At the close, the Dow -35 rose 0.35 percent to 11,178.3 points, after hitting morning new yearly high of 11,184.5 points, close to levels last summer. For the week, the selective index has risen 2.75 percent.
Meanwhile, the pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index added 0.27 percent after hitting multi-year highs.
The bond market also added to the positive tone of investors after lowering the Spanish risk premium relative to German bonds to ten years to 93 points before the ECB begins its bond buying program.
Bankia became the star of the day with rising 4,762 percent after saying it will assume the primary responsibility to 40 percent by the contingencies arising from the disputed IPO in July 2011.
Among the most outstanding values also include the technological Indra with an appreciation of 3,839 percent. At the end the company surprised the market by announcing a loss of 92 million euros after making a series of provisions and extraordinary expenses to adapt the company to “hypothesis tighter” at the time.
Meanwhile, the airline IAG , owner of Iberia and Vueling, rose 3,749 percent after beating expectations with an operating profit before special items of 1,390 million euros, nearly double the previous year.
Acciona also drew attention to a rise of 2,144 percent in 2014 after returning to profit and resume dividend.
Some heavyweights ended with slight declines.
Telefónica and Iberdrola fell 0.2 percent and 0.03 percent.
Among the big banks, BBVA added a 0.786 percent, while Santander rose 0.5 percent.
A low highlighted OHL, with a fall of 4.7 percent, and other construction, as Sacyr, which lost 3.4 percent, virtually the gains on Thursday when a market close announced his return to profits after heavy losses last year .
Acerinox was down 3,353 percent after placement of 3 percent of its capital to 14.6 euros, less than the closing price the day before.
Outside the Ibex The group of Applus +, which went public last May, certification rose more than eight percent after announcing that its revenue in 2014 rose 4.4 percent to 1,620 million euros.
In an interview with Reuters, the certification group said Friday it intends to maintain a policy of retribuición of around 20 percent of the result and looking for small purchases in the US, Asia and Latin America.
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