Inditex, Sabadell and Bankinter lead the week; Solaria bleeds again

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New week of increases in the Ibex 35of 2.84%, which continues to show signs of technical strength in the heat of some favorable outlook for corporate earnings. Thus, according to BitcoinDynamic experts, it is feasible that Don't take long to reach the level of 11,000 pointswith permission from the level of the 10,650 integers, its first graphic resistance. Below, these analysts mention 10,388 points as their first relevant support, although the most important, they add, is at 10,200 points. In terms of values, the increases of these days have been led by Inditexwhich has scored 10.84% ​​thanks to some historical accounting accounts and the announcement of a 28% increase in its dividend. Likewise, these sessions have been very favorable for banking, a sector that remains tireless. So, Sabadell, Bankinter and BBVA have concluded with advances of more than 5%while the Andalusian Unicaja has added 4.55%and Santander and CaixaBank have gained just over 3%. At the top of the table there have also been placed Sacyr (+4.22%), thanks to a positive Barclays report; Repsolwhich has risen 4.20% against the crude oil price rise; and the airline group IAG (+3.61%), which has been boosted by a upward review of its credit rating by Moody's. SOLARIA AND GRIFOLS FALL AGAIN On the contrary, Solaria has once again been the most bearish title on the national index despite the efforts of its board to show confidence in the company with the purchase of shares. Specifically, its price has fallen by 14% after learning of the complaint of up to 16 construction companies. Likewise, these five days have been disastrous for Grifols (-9.28%), which has been weighed down by different cuts to your credit rating and by the reduction of JPMorgan Chase's participation in its capital.
Cellnex (-6.69%), Activate Energy (-2.40%), Endesa (-1.98%), Fluidra (-1.87%) and the Socimi Merlin (-1.78%) have also occupied the last positions in the weekly ranking.


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