MADRID, November 27 (EFECOM).- The Spanish stock market remained slightly lower at the open this afternoon, losing 0.12%, but remaining above 16,300 points, in a session with little action as in the rest of Europe, in which Wall Street will not be open for Thanksgiving.
At 12:00 noon, the IBEX 35 index lost 19 points, or 0.12%, to reach 16,342.1 points. So far this year, the IBEX has advanced 40.94%.
The remaining European markets also remained practically flat this session, with slight rises and falls, so that while Frankfurt advanced 0.24%, Milan 0.19% and Paris 0.03%, London lost 0.13% and the Euro Stoxx50, an index in which Europe’s largest capitalized companies are included, 0.06%.
Today, Europe is interested in data related to the business climate in the Eurozone, and the minutes of the last meeting of the European Central Bank, in which interest rates were maintained.
In the IBEX 35 index, the biggest losses were for ArcelorMittal, with 0.97%, followed by Iberdrola, with 0.55%, and banking, which recorded declines of 0.44% for Sabadell, 0.43% for Bankinter, 0.29% for Caixabank, 0.28% for BBVA and 0.27% for Santander, in While Unicaja rose only slightly. 0.16%.
In part of the selective increases, the largest are reflected in Colonial, with an increase of 2.13%, and Acciona Energía, with 2.03%, while increases of more than 1% are Indra, with 1.48%, and Sacer, with 1.26%.
In the chain, the market loser is Azkoyen with 3.5%, followed by Deoleo with 3.37%, while Bodegas Riojanas is the company that rises the most with 5.06%, followed by Nueva Expresion Textil with 4.67%, and HBX with 3.59%, which is recovering from its collapse yesterday when it closed lower. 12.03%, after it presented its results in which it recorded a net loss of 70 million euros in its 2025 fiscal year, closed in September, 192%.
In Asia, the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Nikkei closed up 1.23%, while the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s benchmark index rose 0.29%, the Shenzhen stock market lost 0.25%, and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng closed almost flat with a 0.07% increase.
Wall Street closed in the green yesterday, Wednesday, with the recovery of major technology companies particularly boosting the Nasdaq index, which rose by 0.82%, while the S&P 500 index advanced by 0.69% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 0.67%.
After the New York Stock Exchange was closed today for Thanksgiving, this market will operate again tomorrow but will only do so for half a session.
The euro, meanwhile, declines by 0.13%, and is trading at $1,158, while gold also declines by 0.14%, and the price of an ounce is $4,157.8.
Oil recorded slight increases of 0.13% for the reference Brent crude in Europe, bringing the price of a barrel to $63.2, while the reference West Texas Intermediate crude in the United States rose 0.31% to $58.83.
Bitcoin rose 1.49% to $91,531.1. Aficom
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