Opening Ibex 35: selective opening with waterfall
The Spanish collective opens lower on little significant macro data. In the United States we have fourth quarter inflation data and GDP data, although these are confirmations and it is normal that there are no surprises. Tomorrow we will receive what is important at the macro level: inflation data for January in the United States and for February in Germany and Spain.
From a business point of view, Indra shares soared 6% after delivering very strong results and raising guidance. Next come Ena and Grifols, although overall with a moderate increase and nowhere near the greater increase of Indra. As for the decline, Naturgy continues yesterday’s trend. The company fell despite good results. Shares of Meliá and Repsol also fell relatively sharply.
Stocks that are growing the most on the Spanish stock market:
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Shares that fell the most on the Spanish stock market:
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