MADRID (Reuters) – The banking sector was returning to concentrate the bulk of sales in the Spanish market of variable income that could not abstract from the new declines in other places after a few disappointing trade data in China.
renewed concerns about the health of the european banking continued pressure on the sector after a source told Reuters that Deutsche Bank (:) has frozen the hiring of employees while battle for survive a multi-million dollar fine in the united States, which according to some has threatened the stability of the entity.
The index sectoral european left to a 2.1 per cent although some of the Spanish banks fell above the average.
the people, who battle to get rid of unproductive assets, it was the worst value of the selective with a decrease of more than six and a half percent.
The entity went out to the passage on Thursday of information in the press about an alleged refusal of the Bank of Spain plans to park a vehicle part of its real estate assets, pointing out that it has not received any communication from any regulator in this regard.
it Also noted with a decrease of more than four percent of the nationalized Bankia (MK:) while the rest of the large representation of national banking recorded declines more in line with their european peers, for the most part slightly above two percent.
Among the exceptions bullish highlighted values of the sectors traditionally defensive businesses regulated, with upticks modest in the networks of gas and electricity and Enagas (MK:) and the mains (MC:) or in the electric Endesa (MK:) and Iberdrola (MK:)
Other companies linked to the services such as Aena (MC:), Abertis (MC:) or Cellnex (MC:) also ended higher.
“We have seen some cash selective on defensive values, particularly the energy, that also comes up in Europe,” said an operator.
the securities are not bank high weighting, Repsol (MC:) recovered from the initial decreases, and ended up practically flat while that Inditex (MK:) it was left half a percentage point.
The left to close 78 points, a 0.9 per cent to 8.608 while the pan-european lost the same percentage.
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