Invertia the reconquest Ibex the 8,800 points with advances of 0.5% commanded by tourism

European stock markets marked a disparate direction this Thursday after two consecutive progress sessions.Among those who opted to lengthen the climbs, the IBEX 35, which managed to sign up rises of 0.53% to 8.816 points.The index was not placed above 8.800 integers since the end of November last year.

Among the values that contributed the most to the closing of the Spanish index, those of the tourism sector.Driven by the friendly figures that Excellent released this morning, with a weight of 10.5% in GDP.Amadeus (+2%), IAG (+2%) and AENA (+1.2%) were placed in the upper part of the revaluation table.

However, the most significant progress of the session was pointed out by Acerinox, a 2.1% rise.In the first hour it was placed together with Arceormittal (+1.1%) at the head of the selective.However, values such as CaixaBank and Cellnex scored higher increases, tied at 1.2%.

On the side of the descents, Fluidra was confirmed from the opening as the worst value of the day, 3.4% below.The announcement of the refinancing process of its liabilities seems to have become the trigger for a bearish episode for the Catalan Pool Company.

The following red -listed proceeded in the pharmaceutical sector.One behind the other were Rovi (-3.2%), Pharmamar (-1.6%), Grifols (-1.3%) and Almirall (-1.1%).

Given this scenario in which the European stock markets were discussed among soft setbacks and light advance.Above, to monitor the mobile average that finds in the 8.834 points.

Beyond the King Index of the Spanish Stock Exchange, Edreams Odigeo became an indisputable protagonist of the session.The online travel agency suffered decreases from 12.8% after having closed an accelerated capital extension for 75 million euros with a discount of more than 9%.

For the secondary debt market, the Spanish Spanish bonus marked a profitability of 0.587%.A profitability that resulted in a risk premium of 69 basic points compared to the German reference 'bunds' in Europe.