Ibex 35 today, Stock market live

The new investment craze sparked by the cryptocurrency market has its greatest scope in the so-called “memecoin” segment.

Wall Street futures are also trading on the charts

As is happening in Europe, Wall Street’s preliminary openings are taking on a fairly even bias. Dow Jones futures traded 0.11% lower, S&P 500 futures traded 0.08% higher, and Nasdaq technology futures traded a timid 0.01% higher.

The company’s shares continue their roller coaster ride. Today, with bearish companies on alert and awaiting auditor approval, the decline resumes with corrections at times close to 10%.

Ibex runs aground by 30 points.

After the first hour of the day, Capricorn reduces his changes to a minimum. The index is now trading just 0.03% higher in a session that included a trading range of 30 points, between 10,054 and 10,084 points.

European stock markets are trading between +0.04% and -0.22%.

Movements in the major European indices were poor at the start of the week. Ibex, +0.04%, is leading the gainers, while the UK’s Ftse, -0.22%, is furthest behind.

Grifols accelerates decline on Ibex to 7%

Grifols stock continues its rollercoaster ride of sorts. Today it has already extended its decline to 7.7%, to 8.28 euros. This will partially offset the 18% return achieved last Friday.

Indra, Iberdrola and Grifols lead the initial increase in the ibex population.

Shares of Indra, Iberdrola and Grifols recorded the three biggest gains at the Ibex open, with gains ranging from 0.8% to 1.05%.

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The energy company, which is down 10% on Ibex this year, is getting a boost from being included in one of its most powerful firms’ list of value buys. Goldman Sachs points to March 21 as a possible key catalyst.

Futures on the European stock market are trading virtually unchanged

Half an hour before the start of regular trading, futures for the main European stock markets were trading with minimal changes, ranging from +0.03% on the German Dax to -0.23% on the British Ftse.

The Spanish stock market is heading towards an unchanged opening of the day (0.00%). Thus, Ibex futures are expected to close at 10,064 points, where they closed last Friday.

The Nikkei broke records above 40,000 and China closed 0.1% higher.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange started the week with new historical records. The Nikkei rose another 0.50% to close at 40,109. However, in China, growth in the CSI 300 index was limited to 0.1%.

Markets are starting the week with no noticeable mentions on the agenda and no noticeable moves. Ibex is limited to consolidating the 10,000 points it managed to save last week.