MADRID (Reuters) – The lost nearly 2 percent by midday on Tuesday in choppy trading following the trend of other European markets by the fall in prices and the disappointing results of the British oil BP (L:).
“There is a very significant volatility in the markets, which remain highly alert to economic data and central banks, “said Natalia Aguirre, director of analysis and strategy Renta 4 (MC:).
The central banks are trying to end this volatility and show support for the markets. The Bank of Japan announced the easing of its monetary policy yesterday, having adopted negative interest rates.
The president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, also reiterated on Monday it was willing to review the policy monetary eurozone in March.
In this context, the Ibex was left 1.76 percent to 8633.9 points while the pan-European index is 1.45 percent left, while the price of a barrel of
Almost all values of the selection were negative, with a special ballast values linked to oil and other commodities, after the Standard and Poor’s lowered the rating of Shell (L 
and placed the five other major European oil companies, including Repsol (MC :), on “CreditWatch negative” or monitoring phase after which a reduction could be applied.
In addition, the sector was pressured by 2015 results BP, which won its biggest annual loss in at least 20 years.
Repsol was down 4.997 percent. Its shareholders Sacyr (:) and Caixabank MC (MC were more selective down in the fall of 7,255 and 5,943 percent, respectively.
The ArcelorMittal (MC steelmakers and were also the hardest hit, with higher lows to 4 percent.
The banks also placed among the values greater losses. Bankia (MC left is 4.8 percent, hikes after yesterday, when he presented annual results that exceeded profit forecasts by analysts.
In the field, Santander (MC fell 2.9 percent. Its rival BBVA (MC :), which presents its 2015 accounts on Wednesday, fell 2.2 percent.
Among other great values, Telefonica (MC was down 1.024 percent and Inditex (MC 0.9 percent.
Wind Gamesa (MC :), which he shot 18.8 percent on Friday after news that is negotiating with Siemens (From to merge with the wind division of the German giant, take profit recorded for a second day on Tuesday and yielded 1.658 percent.
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