The Ftse opens lower caution before speech about the Brexit – Investing.com Spain

MADRID (Reuters) – the Spanish stock exchange lost Tuesday another level of support and listed below 9,400 points, with the future americans to the poor and with investors preparing for a Brexit “hard”.

The cabinet of the british prime minister, Theresa May, said this morning that in the speech he will be making later will make it clear that the United Kingdom does not pursue a divorce settlement decaffeinated and that among his priorities will be to leave the single market of the EU and regain full control of the borders of britain.

“The bags would quote, with some minor setbacks that are pulled by the future of US and the bad behavior of Japan, where the yen appreciated as a result of heightened risk aversion,” said Sabadell (MC: a) in a report of pre-opening for clients.

in Addition to the discourse of May, other references of the day will be the confidence index German ZEW will be published in the afternoon, and the results of u.s. entities like Morgan Stanley (NYSE:), while in Spain, the Treasure celebrates today’s auction of letters at 6 and 12 months.

At 0925, the Ibex-35 fell 0.44 percent to 9.370 points, while the pan-european FTSE Eurofirst fell 0.54 per cent to 1.427 points.

Values pointers in the market, including the big banks, BBVA (MC:) and Santander (MC:), the Phone operator (MC:) and the textile giant Inditex (MC:) fell between 0.4 percent and 0.8 percent.

Among the medium sized banks, highlighted the progress of 1.2 per cent in Banco Popular (MC:) and the fall of 1.3 percent in Bankia (MK:). Caixabank (MC:) was priced plane; in the eve, the Portuguese regulator approved the takeover bid of 1,134 euros for the Portuguese bank BPI (LS:).

ArcelorMittal (MC:) and Acerinox (MK:), reaped benefits by yielding 1.7 percent and 1 percent, respectively, while tecnicas Reunidas (MC:) bouncing off a 0.9 percent after pointing out that the agreement recently announced in Saudi will allow you to close by 2016 with a portfolio of about 10.500 million euros.

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