El Ibex respira con el petróleo y con la deuda
La última jornada de la semana aporta referencias más alentadores a los mercados. La negativa de Trump a lanzar un ataque sobre Irán apacigua el precio del petróleo, y el freno se extiende a los intereses de la deuda. El Ibex apunta al rebote y a la reconquista de los 19.000 puntos perdidos ayer. Leer
El Ibex, a Spanish stock index, is buoyed by the prices of oil and debt interest rates, according to recent market data. The recent absence of a potential attack on Iran by US President Donald Trump has helped alleviate concerns over the oil market, and this calm has spread to the debt market as well. The Ibex is now aiming to rebound and recapture the 19,000 points it lost yesterday.
The combined surge of oil prices and debt interest rates yesterday spurred a sell-off in variable income investments. Today's session has shown more reassuring signals from both the oil and debt fronts. The oil price has retreated from the 105 dollars it reached yesterday to 102 dollars, after Trump announced he would not launch any attacks on Iran until the mid-term elections scheduled for November 3.
Trump has also stated that he is maintaining productive conversations with Iran. The heightened concern over oil prices, a major inflation driver, has dampened the sell-off in fixed income investments. Oil prices are rising and debt interest rates are falling.
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