MADRID, 20 Mar. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Ibex 35 rose 0.35% after 12:00 noon this Monday, reversing the falls with which it opened the session, reaching 8,749 points and with all the selective banks trading lower one day after announcing the purchase of Credit Suisse for its rival UBS in exchange for 3,000 million Swiss francs (about 3,037 million euros).
However, the value that led the falls was Rovi, with a decrease of 4.5%. Behind him were Solaria (-2.72%), Grifols (-2.95%), Unicaja Banco (-2.53%), Banco Sabadell (-2.37%), Santander (-1.48%) , Bankinter (-0.96%), CaixaBank (-0.46%), BBVA (-0.43%) and Amadeus (-0.43%).
On the other hand, Red Eléctrica was the value that grew the most in the half session, with 3.24%, followed by Enagás (2.43%), IAG (2.04%), Endesa (1.74%) , Corporación Acciona Energías Renovables (1.87%) and Iberdrola (1.6%).
The rest of the European stock markets have also reversed the falls of the first hour of the morning with growth of 0.9% on the Paris Stock Exchange, 0.7% in Frankfurt, 0.62% in Milan and 0.49 % in London.
The price of a barrel of Brent quality oil, a reference for the Old Continent, fell 1.25% to 72.02 dollars, while Texas stood at 65.98 dollars, also 1.39% less.
In the currency market, the value of the euro against the dollar was placed at 1.0696 ‘green bills’.
