The Ibex takes a breather after last week's rally and gives up positions

The Ibex and the rest of the European stock markets started the week with falls (Ibex: -0.85%. 7,805 points) after the strong increases of last week, of 11% in the case of the Spanish index. The support of the ECB and the measures announced by Germany were effective, and the squares of the Old Continent moved forward willingly. The rally was reaffirmed by the blow at the US on Friday. The world's largest economy unexpectedly created 2.5 million jobs in May compared to the destruction of 7.5 million jobs anticipated by experts. The country's unemployment rate fell to 13.7%, from 14.7% and was well below the 19.8% projected by analysts.