The Ibex hits 19,000 points
Markets are moving today on a corporate and political key. The midterm elections in the US condition a day in which Apple's results once again cool investor appetite for tech stocks. The cuts make their way onto the Stock Exchange, and the Ibex corrects part of what was gained yesterday. Read
US midterm elections are influencing market movements, with investors adjusting positions as they await the outcome. Apple's reported results have disappointed, causing its stock to fall nearly 3% in after-hours trading on Wall Street. The price of Brent oil has rebounded nearly 2% to around $107 per barrel, driven by fading hopes of an end to the Iran war.
The Ibex index has corrected some of its previous gains, struggling to stay above 18,800 points. The US elections may impact President Donald Trump's policies, contributing to market uncertainty.
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