The Ibex 35 ended this Friday with a weekly advance of 1.92%marking new all-time highsalready very close to the 17,900 point area. Our selective continues to demonstrate a enviable strengthdespite the uncertainty derived from Donald Trump’s tariff changes or geopolitical tensions.
From a technical point of view, BitcoinDynamic analysts see a very probable imminent attack at 18,000 points. Below, the first relevant support level is placed at 17,241 pointsa reference very far from current prices and that reinforces the solidity of the movement. CAIXABANK AND REPSOL, OUTSTANDING LEADERS In terms of values, the biggest increases in these five days have been those registered by CaixaBankwhich has risen 6.09% after the publication of some solid results corresponding to the last quarter of 2025 and the entire year. The entity earned 5,891 million euros in 2025 and has announced a 15% dividend increase for the year. All this has catapulted the price, which It has broken through resistance and has entered a free rise.
Second place went to Repsolwith a weekly advance of 4.78%, benefited by the crude oil rebound due to US threats to Iran. The company thus arrives stronger at the presentation of results, although it still has to cover the bearish gap that was recently left in the 16.75 euro area. If achieved, it could go towards 18 euros. Furthermore, Jefferies has reiterated its ‘buy’ recommendation on the stockwith a target price of 19 euros per share. The weekly podium has been completed Sabadell Bankwhich has added 3.54% while waiting for the entity to announce its latest results next week.
Aenawith a revaluation of 3.31%, has also had very positive days. The airport manager has marked new all-time highs and has also been located in free risewith a technical scenario that opens the door to a movement towards the 30 euro area. In the financial sector, Unicaja It has advanced 3.29%, supported by the good moment that banking is going through and the carryover effect of CaixaBank’s results; and Bankinter has gained 3.22%, confirming the solid tone of the sector. Likewise, the increases in Iberdrolaanother value in free risewhich has risen 3.08% weekly.
Santander Bankwith a rebound of 2.88%, and Solariawhich has added 2.74% despite the increase in bearish positions in your capitalhave also placed themselves at the top of the weekly rankings. ACERINOX LEADS THE LOSSES On the negative side of the Ibex 35, the worst performance of these sessions has been for Acerinoxwhich has given up 4.58%. The title has been penalized by taking profits after the increases accumulated in previous weeks and, in addition, by a JP Morgan valuation cutwhich has lowered its recommendation to underweight from neutral and has reduced its target price to 10.50 euros, below the current price. However, from a technical point of view, BitcoinDynamic analysts consider that the value could be drawing a throw back to the 12 euro zonekeeping its bullish background structure intact. He has also had a difficult week Fluidrawhich has lost 3.84% after the strong increases at the start of the year. Among the most notable declines has also been Amadeuswhich has dropped 3.77% and still can’t find ground. The weakness of the dollar and the general poor tone of the software sector have once again punished the technology company. So far this year, the company has accumulated a drop of close to 10%, reflecting a especially complicated start to the year in the stock market.
Other selective stocks have closed the week with more moderate falls. Logisticswhich had just set historical highs, has corrected 1.15%, while Grifols has given up 1.01%.
Indraone of the most bullish groups of 2025 and the beginning of 2026, has fallen by around 1%, in a movement that can also be interpreted as a taking profits.
Finally, ArcelorMittalanother of the outstanding titles so far this year, has closed practically flatwith a slight decrease of 0.07%, confirming that the falls of the week have been, in general, contained and selective within the index.
Weekly variations Ibex 35
