El Ibex quiere romper su racha de caídas
Los futuros de los principales índices europeos anticipan una apertura con ligeras subidas que permitirían al Ibex cortar su racha de siete sesiones consecutivas de caídas. Leer
El Ibex 35 aims to break its streak of seven consecutive declines, as European indices' futures suggest a slight upward opening. The Spanish-selective index has risen by 0.27% in pre-opening trading, surpassing its European peers. Euro Stoxx, DAX, and FTSE Britain remain flat, while CAC France gains 0.13%. The Ibex 35 ended yesterday's session with a 0.18% drop to 19,811 points, its lowest since August 11 at 20,213 points.
Investors remain cautious regarding the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement to launch the most devastating economic operation against Iran ever undertaken, as Brent futures fell by 0.37% to $93.43 after surpassing $94 earlier in the day due to threats from Trump. West Texas futures also dropped by 0.53% to $86.37.
Another market focus is the surge in debt yields, which forced the U.S. Treasury to double its long-term government debt purchases on Wednesday. The U.S. 10-year bond yield remains at 4.70%, while the 30-year yield approaches 5.25%. In Europe, the German bund yield stays at 3.25%, and the Spanish 10-year bond at 3.70%. In forex, the euro reaches $1.17, a three-month high, while the British pound trades at $1.36.
Gold strengthens, breaking $4,500 per ounce yesterday but falling below $4,600 today. Bitcoin continues its bullish trend, trading above $75,000.
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