Opening Ibex 35: increase by the end of the week
The Spanish selection starts the last day of the week with promotions and has already accumulated several sessions in the same tone. After a week in which several key data were released and inflation was in line with expectations, the index rose slightly but was yet to make a strong run and hit the 10,000 mark.
At the business level, Fluidra rises the most and once again takes first place in the table. They are followed by ArcelorMittal and Repsol, although with a smaller decline in growth. At the bottom of the table, we again see energy companies pulling together and facing many challenges in 2024. Telefónica is also off to a rocky start to the year, despite receiving a target price increase from Deutsche Bank this week.
Shares that are rising the most on the Spanish stock market:
Source: xStation5
Shares that fell the most on the Spanish stock market:
Source: xStation5
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Source: xStation5
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