The Ibex-35 of the Spanish stock market closed on Thursday, rising a session in which the market recovered from early losses and coldly received the results of Telefónica.
The Ibex-35 of the Spanish stock market closed on Thursday, rising a session in which the market recovered from early losses and coldly received the results of Telefónica. Image of a setting in which a worker finished laying the floor for a gala dinner at the Madrid Stock Exchange. Photo taken on 17 May 2012.
Photo: Paul Hanna / Reuters
The index rebounded in the wake of European stock markets and Wall Street, which received upward the figure for the decline in weekly claims for jobless benefits in the United States to a minimum of 15 years.
After a day with few references and in which weighed the rise of the euro, the Ibex 35 closed up 0.65 percent at 11398.70 points, while the pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 took a 0.79 percent.
“It was a clear day low to high. The market has been losing about 11,200 (points), but has managed to turn even though Telefonica has been the principal bassist value” He told Reuters Victoria Tower, analyst Selfbank.
Telefonica lost 1.015 percent after announcing that the consolidation of E-Plus and a favorable currency effect allowed the Spanish telecom giant grow in revenue and OIBDA in the first quarter in line with its targets for the full year.
In the bond market risk premium of Spanish 10-year debt against its German counterpart stood at 113 basis points amid nervousness in the bond market.
In equities, increases were led by Arcelor Mittal, in line with the European steel industry was up 5.2 percent on news that the European Commission would investigate imports of rolled steel cold from Russia and China.
Among the values in green, Indra gained 2.57 percent, while Sacyr, Abertis and OHL construction gains between 0.8 and 2.2 percent were noted.
In negative territory also highlighted Telefonica, Abengoa, which lost 1.1 percent prior to revise down its forecast for 2015 after market close.
The selective heavyweights Santander and BBVA advanced by 0.9 and 1.3 percent respectively, while Repsol gained 0.4 percent and 1.2 percent Inditex. Iberdrola rose 0.4 percent.
Outside the selective, airport operator AENA appreciated 5.1 percent after announcing yesterday a net profit of 12.2 million euros and the filing of an administrative appeal against the decision CNMC on airport rates.
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