The Spanish stock market rises 0.8 percent and is approaching 8,350 points at noon – Yahoo Finance Spain

Madrid, Jan 21 (EFE) .- The Spanish stock market increased its earnings at noon with a rise of 0.8 percent that approached 8,350 points, what follows in August 2013 levels, according to the market.

So, with the risk premium of 121 basis points, the main indicator of the domestic market, the IBEX 35, rose 64.8 points , 0.78 per cent, to 8346.2 points. The general index of the Madrid Stock Exchange rallied 0.73 percent and stood at 843.17 points.

In Europe, the euro exchange rate almost $ 1.09, up Milan 1 , 28 percent; Paris 0.71 percent; The Euro Stoxx 50 index 0.7 percent; Frankfurt 0.68 percent and 0.43 percent London.

After a login conditioned by attempts to bounce on closing level yesterday, the Spanish stock market reached record earnings close to 1 percent.

Among the determinants of the day included the decline of 1.6 percent on Wall Street on the eve (the US CPI ended the year with a 0.7 percent lower than 2014) and the tenth decline in Asian markets (Tokyo fell 2.4 percent;. Shanghai Shenzhen 3.2 and 4 per cent)

This morning backed the price of a barrel of oil, and that the future of Brent fell shortly after opening to $ 27.3, which impacted on the share price performance.

In addition, the results of Deutsche Bank knew that hindered the recovery of the banking sector, on the contrary that Bankinter accounts, which last year profit rose 36 percent and increases led companies to revalue IBEX almost 5 percent.

In Spain more than 4,000 million euros were placed in bonds to three and obligations to fifteen years with an increase of interest payable to investors in the remainder of the session will be watching the meeting of the European Central Bank and the press conference by its president, Mario Draghi, as well as US employment data.

As for the great values, this time just down Iberdrola, 0.84 percent, the third largest drop IBEX, while Inditex advanced 1.65 percent; Telefonica 1.37 percent; Banco Santander 1.11 percent; Repsol 0.96 percent and 0.68 percent BBVA.

After Bankinter, winning 4.97 percent at this time stood ArcelorMittal with a rise of 2.53 percent, while Bankia rose 2.32 percent.

The biggest drop was for Gamesa IBEX, 3.95 percent, while Acciona was down 2.3 percent, followed by Iberdrola .

In the continuous market had traded around 1,200 million euros in the first three hours of procurement and its companies highlighted rising 7.42 percent and declining Montebalito 6.07 . Adveo percent