The Ibex celebrates Christmas with a 3.9% rise in three sessions |Bag chronicle

European stock markets have prolonged ups.The IBEX has closed with an advance of 1.24% to 8.563.70 points in its third session on which it has added 3.9%.In the week of the week, the Spanish selective has revalued 3%.

Investors have reached the Christmas break with renewed spirits, as has happened in the Spanish Stock Exchange, which will close tomorrow by festive.The three consecutive ups.With the passage of the conference, the markets have moderated the alert level caused by omicron.This greater containment has persisted in today's session, in which analysts value the studies that would confirm a lower omicron severity with respect to other previous variants of the COVID.The data of the Imperial College of London aim at a risk of hospitalization by 40% -45% lower compared to the Delta variant.The hopes of less severe symptoms have joined those generated by the approval of the anticovid pfizer and merck pills.

The greatest moderation of health alerts has a lower climate of economic and business pessimism on the impact of the new variant and its effects have been felt in markets such as public debt.The interests of the bonds, deflated during the past week, have expanded their climbing, also in a persistent inflationary pressure, as has been reflected today in the import price data of Germany, fired 24.7% in November,above even expected.In less than a week the interest of the ten -year bonus in Spain has gone from +0.34% to exceed today the +0.50% threshold.The negative rates of interest in the German BUND are reduced to -0.25%and in the United States the debt profitability to ten years touches 1.50%.

The regrowth of trust has moved to the first stock market references of the day, those from Asia.Tokyo's Nikkei Index has revalued 0.83%, while in China the CSI 300 index has appreciated 0.70%.

Wall Street has given continuity to the increases and a climate of caution bullish makes its way in Europe.The Spanish Stock Exchange has emerged in Europe and the Ibex, before tomorrow's holiday, has added 1.24% to 8.563.70 points, so that in the whole of the week 3% has been revalued.

Banks have taken advantage of the strong rebound in the interests of the debt, a reflection of a lower climate of pessimism about economic growth.Inflationist tensions and types of types of types have cut the recent falls in the interests of the bonds.Santander has noted a 3.05%rise;Caixabank, 2.61%;Sabadell, 1.80% and BBVA, 1.43%.

Another cyclical value like Repsol has linked its third consecutive day of advances.The comeback in the price of oil has extended to its price, which has added 2.19%.

Among the most bullish values of the day is also IAG (+2.53%).The airline has been replaced from the latest falls suffered, in the midst of portfolio settings of some investors waiting for a more favorable 2022 for air traffic, despite an omicron.Information about its lower severity with respect to other previous variants have helped the upward turn in the sector.Amadeus (+0.90%) and AENA (+1.00%) have joined the increases.

The rest of European stock markets have also closed with advances, although somewhat smaller than those of the Spanish selective.The last days have managed to cut the bearish bearings caused by the effects of rapid propagation of omicron in Europe.Economic alerts have also moderated, despite the persistent inflationary pressures.The importation data of Germany has fired its year -on -year ascent to 24.7%, more than two percentage points above the expected.The German Dax has added 1.04%;The French CAC, 0.77%;Italian MIB, 0.70% and the British FTSE, 0.43%.

Business forecast updates have been one of the main catalysts of today's goals in Europe.The German continental tire manufacturer has rebounded 2.5% after advancing that could end 2021 with some margins higher than expected.In the case of Philips, the 2.2% increases have had as a trigger a more reassuring update on the impact of the revision of their respirators.

On the other side of the Atlantic, the great American indices have closed again.The Dow Jones has scored 0.55%, climbing up to 35.950 points.Caterpillar (+2%), Dow (+1.68%) and Honeywell (+1.67%) have led the increases in the selective, while visa (-0.61%), Merck (-0.56%) and Walmart (-0.22%) have been the most punished values of the day. El S&P 500 ha repuntado un 0,62%, hasta los 4.725 points, while Nasdaq has risen 0.85%, until 15.653 points.

The improvement in the investor mood during the last days has moved to a cyclic market like oil.The higher than expected fall in the weekly oil inventories in the US and the greatest weak.West Texas type barrel, reference in the US, exceeds 73 dollars.

The lower risk aversion climate favors withdrawal in the price of the dollar.The rise to historical levels of import prices in Germany allows the euro to remain above 1.13 dollars.British pound, meanwhile, exceeds the threshold of $ 1.34.

The greatest weakness of the dollar plays in favor of the increases in another asset, the gold, monopolized by the American currency.The precious metal manages to prop up the freshly conquered barrier of the 1.800 dollars an ounce.The comeback, on the contrary, is truncated in the price of the bitcoin, braking again below the level of the 50.000 dollars.