- Theresa May will appear on Tuesday to talk about the departure of United Kingdom from the EU
Ibex faces the third week of the year without being able to surpass the last level of 2015's closing, located in the 9,544. The Spanish index opens with falls close to 1% Monday, in which Wall Street will be closed by the celebration of Martin Luther King.
- 11.610,800
- 0,27%
The worst shares of the Monday are IAG, which loses 2.65%, followed by the banks.
Donald Trump will take office this Friday, but until then, the week will be loaded with news, such as the European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate decision next Thursday.
In the oil market, Brent trades at 55.5 dollars, not far from the 18-month highs marked in the first session of the year.
On the other hand, Theresa May, the successor of David Cameron as prime minister after the Brexit, will mark the steps to follow this Tuesday for the exit of the United Kingdom of the European Union (EU). Over the weekend, British finance minister, Philip Hammond, has told a German newsapaper that if Britain loses access to the european market access, London will press for a new "economic model".