Invertia the Ibex saves the 8,600 points of a 1.1% drop pressured by the industrialists
European bags were dyed red losses this Friday after three consecutive upward sessions.Investors opted to sell before the weekend break despite the good tone of GDP data that saw light in several economies.The IBEX 35 receded 1.1% to 8,609.8 points, although at half a session it even drilled 8,500 integers.
It was little that the Spanish economy showed an expansion of 5.2% at the end of exercise 2021. A level that meant its best behavior in the last 21 years.However, investors looked at the glass half empty, since even half of the lost growth throughout the pandemic was recovered.
The great taxpayers of the IBEX setback were industrial values.Arceormittal (-5.6%), Fluidra (-3.5%) and Acerinox (-3.4%) touched the bearish podium of the session.In addition, four other values -iag, CIE Automotive, Grifols and ACS- finished the day with decreases greater than 2%.
On the gains side, just five values.At the head of this small group was Banco Sabadell, which at the last minute took run to add 1.9% to its graph.Second position for Meliá Hotels (+1.3%) and third for Almirall (+0.8%).
Then, Telefónica managed to revalidate its 4 euros per share in the twelfth consecutive session thanks to an advance of 0.4%.Up to 4,163 euros per title.
However, the main protagonist of the day was CaixaBank.After a session full of bandages, he managed to assert his annual accounts and scored a 0.4%rebound.His benefit shot up to 5,226 million in 2021 for the integration of Bankia.
The Spanish Bonus at ten years ended the week at the edge of a profitability of 0.7%, a level only seven basic points above the types that began on Monday.However, the risk premium did rise to 75 basic points compared to a German 'bund' in types of -0.04%.
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