The Ibex exceeds 9,200 and manages to increase 8% in the first quarter
On a day when Brexit is once again the protagonist
The Ibex (+ 0.72%) rose this Friday to 9,240 points at the close of a session in which optimism regarding US-China trade negotiations boosted European stock exchanges in the morning. Stocks slowed their pace after the new rejection of the British Parliament to the Brexit agreement of Prime Minister Theresa May. The Spanish selective closes the first quarter of 2019 with an increase of 8.2%.
IBEX 35
11.435,700
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-0,28%-31,60
- Max: 11.474,90
- Min: 11.399,10
- Volume: -
- MM 200 : 11.294,32
The most bullish values of the day in the Ibex were Grifols (+ 3.27%), CIE Automotive (+ 3.10%) and Amadeus (2.47%), the latter, chaining its fourth consecutive rise and achieving a Weekly advance of more than 6%.
On the other end of the selective one, AENA (-1.65%) led the losses after Talos Capital concluded the placement of a package of its capital from the airport manager at a price of 159.53 euros, which represents a discount of 2.3% compared to the close of the last day.
The energy companies Acciona (-0.68%), Naturgy (-0.36%) and Iberdrola (-0.36%) were the second, third and fourth most bearish values, respectively.
FROM OPTIMISM TO FEAR
Optimism reigned this mornign after the "very productive" dinner between representatives of the United States and China that took place this Thursday in the framework of negotiations that have continued today. Everything seems to be aimed at reaching an agreement that could be close, although trade talks news oscillates from optimism to pessimism from one day to the next.
However, the new fiasco suffered by May in Westminster has significantly reduced the progress towards 4 o'clock in the afternoon, making the pound fall below $ 1.30. The stocks have been recovering from the scare and finally all the European markets have ended in green, although without managing to recover completely.
At the business level, DIA (+ 2.91%) was once again at the center of all things with its takeover, and the company's warnings that the road will be hard: the company will not generate cash, profit or pay dividends during the first years of your transformation plan.
Outside of Spain, H&M has exploded after publishing results, but the main protagonist of the day is at this time Lyft, which has debuted on Wall Street with increases of more than 20% and hopes to achieve a valuation of up to 24bn dollars.
