The Ibex 35 corrected 1.09% this Thursday, to 10,146 points, due to the fall of the banks

MADRID, 7 Dic.

The Ibex 35 corrected 1.09% this Thursday, to 10,146 points, due to the fall of the banks

MADRID, 7 Dic. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Ibex 35 has corrected its 'rally' of recent days by 1.09% downwards, which has led the index of the Spanish stock markets and markets to stand at 10,146 points, mainly due to the fall in banking securities.

On the macro side, it has been known that the gross domestic product (GDP) of the eurozone registered a contraction of 0.1% in the third quarter compared to the previous three months, when it expanded by 0.1%. It has also been published that German industrial production fell by 0.4% in monthly terms in October despite the market expecting a rebound of 0.2%.

On the other hand, on this day the Spanish Public Treasury has placed 3,430.38 million euros in an issue of State bonds, in the high range expected, and has done so by cutting the profitability offered in all the references auctioned, according to the data published by the Bank of Spain.

Among the declines, the fall of IAG also stood out, after JPMorgan analysts updated their outlook on the European airline sector, showing a preference for 'low cost' airlines.

In this context, Banco Sabadell (-5.89%) stands out as the value that has fallen the most, ahead of CaixaBank (-3.83%), Bankinter (-3.48%), Unicaja (-3.08% ), Banco Santander (-2.30%), IAG (-2.23%), Indra (-1.97%) and BBVA (-1.74%).

On the contrary, only six stocks have closed the day positively: Acciona Energía ( 1.15%), Meliá ( 0.92%), Iberdrola ( 0.69%), Endesa ( 0.56%), Solaria ( 0 .34%) and Redeia (-0.03%).

The 'red' has been common to the rest of the European stock markets. London has fallen 0.02%; Paris, 0.10%; Frankfurt, 0.16%; and Milan, 0.67%.

Oil also corrected 0.16% downwards at the close of the European trading session, to $74.18, while West Texas stood at $69.36, 0.06% less.

In the debt market, the yield on the Spanish 10-year bond has fallen slightly to 3.194%, from 3.196% at Wednesday's close. In this way, the risk premium has advanced seven tenths, to 100.3 basis points.

The euro appreciated 0.28% against the dollar, up to 1.0794 'greenbacks' for each unit of the community currency.

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