The Ibex-35 fell slightly at noon after five sessions upward – Reuters Spain

MADRID (Reuters) – the Ibex-35 closed Friday with a slight down by profit-taking after a run of five consecutive upward sessions, in a context of good global macro data and waiting for meetings of the IMF and the World Bank and major oil producers during the weekend.

the finance ministers and central bankers of the world meet in Washington until Sunday for meetings of spring the International Monetary Fund and the world Bank, while major oil producers meet to decide on a possible freeze in production.

income Variable was supported initially by a fact of economic growth in China in line with expectations.

” the Chinese data supported a better outcome in the session, but was able to more profit taking after the good run this week as a precaution face meetings of the IMF and the G20 and also the ( oil) producers in Doha, “he said a stockbroker in Madrid.

the Ibex-35 fell 0.12 percent to 8,850.9 points, while European FTSEurofirst 300 fell 0.3 percent. After four weeks negative, the Spanish index accumulated in this week an increase of 5.02 percent.

The embodiments of benefits Friday mostly focused on Santander with a down 0.78 percent. BBVA closed up 0.35 percent.

The banking sector, one of the most favored in the recent rally, it looked benefited from the announcement that the Italian government will bring forward the creation of a fund to help troubled banks and bad loans.

the Spanish medium-sized banks closed with increases of 1,197 percent for Popular and 0.5 percent for Bankia and Sabadel environment.

Repsol was one of the great values ​​lower, 0.7 percent, accompanying falls oil prices, with the remaining markets of the meeting in Doha.

Among the values ​​that limited the falls was Telefonica, up 0.69 percent. Tecnicas Reunidas was one of the biggest gainers values, chalking up 1.42 percent, while Mapfre was the best value with an increase of 1.55 percent.

Outside the Ibex said Atresmedia, up nearly 3 percent after receiving a recommendation from purchase by Kepler Cheuvreux.

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