MADRID (Reuters) – closed Tuesday with falls, but off lows, pressed like other international markets by news of bomb attacks against the airport and subway Brussels
“the trading session today presented the typical pattern of the days in which dramatic terrorist attacks occur: clear falls after news then moderate and close far from the lows of the session, “said Daniel Pingarrón, market strategist at IG
the more shares related to tourism. and travel were the hardest hit. In Spain, the airline holding IAG (MC 
-matriz British Airways, Iberia and Vueling- fell 2.36 percent, in line with other European airlines.
Melia Hotels International hotel chains and NH Hotel Group (MC :), fell 0.84 and 3.77 percent, respectively.
The Ibex-35 fell 0.32 percent to 8,992.0 points, while the pan-European index lost 0.24 percent to 1,336.7 points.
the banking sector also fell. The two entities – Santander (MC and BBVA (MC – were down 1.5 and 0.6 percent respectively
Other great values detracted selective.. Iberdrola (MC was down 0.9 percent, while . Telefonica (MC fell 0.09 percent
Repsol (MC yielded 0.43 percent, after the agencies Moody’s and s & P’s unchanged rating of the oil, which thus prevented receive a rating below investment grade in the case of S &. P
Conversely, Indra (MC was the value most rose, February 1 , 99 percent, thanks to the closing of short positions.
Gamesa (MC was the second best value, with an increase of 1.93 percent after German media reports that suggest that Siemens (DE is ready to buy the French-wind Adwen, a joint venture posed an obstacle to the planned merger of assets wind of German and Spanish.
Outside the Dow, shares of Abengoa (MC rose 14 percent after two sources told Reuters that the company would close the approval of 60 percent of its creditors to a preliminary agreement to restructure its debt.
Sniace (MC scored 155 percent on his return to the stock market after two and a half years of suspension
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