Monday, July 27, 2015

The Ibex 35, downward – The Economist

European shares fail enough incentives to avoid the red.

Pending the outcome, on Wednesday, the Fed meeting, attention was divided today between business results and the IFO index of business confidence in Germany.

The German confidence index recorded a higher than expected by analysts improvement, reaching 108 points.

Meanwhile, the results show season holds better figures than expected in Philips and UBS.

The Dutch company excels in the stock market, while the price of Swiss bank suffers to preserve the initial gains.

The earnings season this time does not serve as a stimulus for the price of Ryanair .

The airline, after publishing an increase in profit of 25%, has announced that it will apply new and aggressive reductions in their rates during the winter season, from 8% on average.

LSE improvement to other European markets thanks to the support that today manages the mining sector, especially the business linked to gold.

FTSE Pearson drops out.

After the sale of the Financial Times has now recognized that also arises sell 50% of The Economist.

China and the Federal Reserve meeting focused attention on a week marked also by the avalanche of corporate results.

The Spanish stock market faces a hectic week for publishing largely accounts major companies in the Dow.

As an appetizer, in today’s session include figures Bankia.

The bank earned 556 million in the first half, 11.5%, and slash and targets set for the year.

After a lower open, shares of Bankia revolve upward and they extend their cushion above the 1.2 euros per share.

Bankia becomes one of the most bullish Ibex, along with Aena, driven by Kepler Cheuvreux.

The rest of the financial sector remains on guard.

Santander and BBVA are trading lower, and receive a discount Sabadell valuation of Barclays, to 2.2 euros per share.

fondos@eleconomista.com.mx

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