- The spanish market accumulated four consecutive increases and closed this tuesday above the 10,700 points
With less volume and with hardly any business or macroeconomic references, european equities have come out of their lethargy. The decline of the euro against the dollar from the highs of 31 months that marked last week has allowed the rebound of the exchanges of the Old Continent, although the Ibex 35 starts the day with losses exceeding half a percentage point and moves away again from the 10,700 points.
- 19.542,300
- 1,01%
The spanish market takes a breather after accumulating four consecutive increases and close this tuesday above 10,700 points for the first time since June. Meliá (-1%), Bankia (-0.8%) and Amadeus (-0.7%) led the falls on Wednesday. On the other side of the table, Cellnex and Técnicas Reunidas are revalued more than half a percentage point.
And although there are good feelings after abandoning the European stock markets their lethargy, in the rest of markets of the Old Continent also dominates the red. The CAC 40 is left at 0.8% at the start of the day, the Dax 30 is down 0.5% and the FTSE loses 0.6%. Wall Street also held back its record streak with a slight drawback for the Dow Jones.
The euro corrects this week from the 31-month highs set last week above $ 1.18 last week. However, the latest data on US employment above expectations have pushed up the 'green ticket', which has recovered ground in recent days. On Wednesday, the euro / dollar trades with slight declines, to $ 1,174.
