IBEX rises, but final closing figures are missing for several markets

The IBEX 35 closed, according to BME’s historical data, at 19. 200, 30 points, up 0, 88% on Friday. Another source puts the index at 19. 223, 80 points and the rise at 1%, so the available figures differ. The biggest risers and fallers at the close have also not been verified. At 12: 37, Indra, Cellnex and Grifols were up, while Acerinox, Repsol and Telefónica were down, but these figures are intraday and do not represent the final results.

In Europe, the DAX is listed at 25. 212, 61 points and the EURO STOXX 50 at 6. 202, 97, with no confirmed daily movements in the available records. Wall Street was still open on Monday morning, and the information found described a mixed session, with no final figures for the S&P 500, Nasdaq or Dow Jones. It is therefore not possible to provide a complete, consistent closing report for the markets.

Brent is listed at 104, 68 dollars a barrel, down 0, 04 dollars (0, 04%). The page consulted showed an update time of 07: 38 BST, so the figure should not be taken as a confirmed final settlement price. Final closing figures for gold, the euro against the dollar and bitcoin could not be verified.

The session therefore leaves the IBEX as a positive reference, but its closing figure is disputed and there is not enough information to compare all the markets. The sources consulted do not attribute the European movement to any specific cause. In the coming days, it will be worth following the release of inflation data and the start of the third-quarter corporate results season, both of which were already among the market reference points. The briefing contains no information about upcoming central bank meetings, so they cannot be included in this overview.

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