Tourism, consumption, energy... no sector has emerged unscathed from the disaster suffered by the
Ibex 35
this Thursday.
The main selective of the Spanish stock market has been on the verge of losing 8,000 points (8,011 integers) after sinking 3.7% in a session marked by the escalation in the invasion of Ukraine by Russia.
Siemens Gamesa
(-9.2%) has led the losses, but neither
Meliá Hotels
(-7.75%) nor
Grifols
(-7.5%) have been left behind.
No value has escaped the red in the Madrid index, although the falls in
ArcelorMittal
(-0.48%),
Enagás
or
Naturgy
(-1%) have been more attenuated.
In this way, the Ibex 35 has once again been the most affected stock market in Europe, behind the Dax in Frankfurt (-2.1%), the Ftse Mib in Milan (-2.35%) or the Cac 40 in Paris. (-1.84%).
The crashes occur a day after the president of the Federal Reserve (Fed) of the United States, Jerome Powell, announced that he maintained the intention of raising interest rates, although more moderately than initially expected by the markets.
Regarding the war in Ukraine, the United States government called on Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday to "immediately end the bloodshed" and withdraw its troops from Ukraine, a week after the start of the invasion.
Oil ,
for
its part, is still above 110 dollars in the case of a barrel of Brent (reference in Europe), although this Thursday it has fallen somewhat compared to the day before and has stood at 112 greenbacks at the close of the bags in the Old Continent.
The barrel of Texas, a benchmark in the US, has stood at 110.18 dollars.
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