After stopping last week at 12,000 points, The Ibex 35 closed these sessions with a slight increase of 0.52%pending to see How the third quarter accounting results season is progressing and of the European Central Bank interest rate decision next Thursday. In terms of values, the increases these days have been led by the airline group IAG (+3.22%), which has been fastened on relevant supportsstraightening its course after the losses suffered the previous week. In the same way, these days have been very conducive to Mapfre (+2.93%), which continues to display an enviable technical aspect by trading in free rise, and to Inditex (+2.62%), which has been boosted by the forecast improvement made by its sector colleague Zalando.
Ferrovial (+2.52%), Santander (+2.06%), Naturgy (+1.72%) and Amadeus (+1.61%) have been other of the titles that have had the best performance in the Spanish selective. GRIFOLS AND THE STEEL WORKS LEAD THE FALLS On the contrary, Grifolswhich is still involved in a roller coaster waiting to see what happens with the takeover bid proposed by the Canadian fund Brookfield, has been the most bearish company of the week on the Ibex 35, with cuts of more than 5%.
Acerinox and ArcelorMittalweighed down by a valuation reduction by JP Morganhave also placed themselves at the bottom of the national index, with decreases that have exceeded 3% in both cases.
Solaria (-2.96%), which has turned after the gains of the previous week, Cellnex (-2.56%), Repsol (-2.36%), Bankinter (-2.16%), Action (-2.13%), Puig Brands (-2.11%) and Redeia (-2.05%) have also ended these sessions with notable losses.
Weekly variations Ibex 35