- The week will have few catalysts that encourage the markets

The Ibex closed on Friday a week that ended practically flat. The Spanish index starts Monday with slight rises and recovering 10,500 (+ 0.22%, 10,511 points). Within the Spanish market, Almirall stands out, leaving behind 20% after cutting estimates for 2017.
- 19.476,500
- -0,34%
It also rose in the rest of European markets after the positive close of Friday in the United States (Dow Jones: + 0.44%, S & P: + 0.64%, Nasdaq: + 1.04%). During the last session of last week, the important non-agricultural payrolls data of the United States was published, which came out at 220,000, surpassing the estimates and pushing up the stock exchanges. "The US economy looks solid, but it does not grow yet, although overall outlook remains optimistic for the stock markets," Ramon Morell, an ETX Capital expert, said in his daily report.
The week has begun with Japan's trade balance data, machinery orders and economic observers' survey on the current situation and forecast. Surveys have come out somewhat better both (current situation and forecast). In China, the CPI stood at -0.2% in June against a forecast of -0.1%, bringing the annual data to 1.5%. Production prices have remained at 5.5%. Eastern stock exchanges recorded generalized rises.
On Monday, the markets will also analyze the conclusions of the G20 meeting in Hamburg this weekend. During the meeting, global issues such as trade, climate change and defense were discussed. US President Donald Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin for the first time and discussed the possibility of forming an "impenetrable unit of cybersecurity."
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