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The bags have taken a break this Tuesday amid continued collapses due to the economic impact that the coronavirus is causing worldwide. The Ibex 35 has scored a rise of more than 5% in the first minutes of trading after a black Monday in which it left 7.88% and almost lost the level of 6,000 points.
The fall prompted a reaction by the CNMV (National Securities Market Commission), which has established a ban on short sales for a month, until April 17.
The rest of Europe also starts on Tuesday with increases. The Ftse Mib of Italy advanced more than 4% and the Ftse 100 of London, almost 2%.
Futures ventured higher after the collapse recorded the day before in both Europe and the US. On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Company sank 12.93%, its worst decline since Black Monday in October 1987. It stood at 20,188 points, its lowest level since February 2017. The Nasdaq lost 12.32 %, up to 6,904 integers and the S&P 500 was down 11.98%, up to 2,386 points.
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