The Ibex rebounds after the falls on Thursday in a session of 'quadruple witch hour'

The expiration of options and futures on both sides of the Atlantic, known as 'quadruple witch hour', will mark the end of a week that has been quiet and in which the most notable was the sharp rise on Tuesday, with the excuse of the latest actions of the Federal Reserve (Fed), as well as the nerves and caution that have persisted in the fear that the outbreaks of Covid-19 cases (especially in the US and China) will increase. The Bank of England has been the focus of attention. Finally, this Thursday it raised its stimuli to a total of 745,000 million pounds. All in all, the expiration of futures could increase volatility in the indices today. At the moment, the Ibex rises 0.8%, to 7,451 points.