Ibex 35 Approaches 19,850 Points Driven by Indra, Inditex and Santander
Ibex 35 rises 1.33% to 19,846 points, less than 300 points from its all-time high, driven by Indra, Inditex and Santander.
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The Ibex 35 rises 0.65% and nears 19,900 points, driven by the moderation of oil prices and the earnings season.
Ibex 35 rises 1.33% to 19,846 points, less than 300 points from its all-time high, driven by Indra, Inditex and Santander.
Spanish companies pay dividends in January and July due to the fiscal year-end, shareholder meetings, and the tradition of summer bonuses.
The IBEX 35 rose by 0.99% on Wednesday, reaching 19,571.30 points, driven by buying during initial dips and consolidating the weekly upward trend.
Spanish listed companies will distribute €7.25 billion in dividends in July, led by Iberdrola (€2.885 billion), Endesa, and Repsol.
The IBEX 35 closes the week at 19,384.70 points, up 0.32% in the last session, though still far from Monday's levels.
Invesco expects the Spanish Stock Market to continue growing in H2 2026, driven by banking and energy sectors. Reduces exposure to Taiwan and Korea due to high valuations.
Ibex 35 falls 0.26% to 19,800.60 points, with Iberdrola and Repsol leading the declines, while Amadeus and IAG support the index.
Ibex 35 falls 0.71% to 19,710.8 points, weighed down by the 'ex-dividend' effect on Iberdrola, Repsol, and Acciona.
IBEX 35 opened down 0.30% to 19,794.7 points due to dividend adjustments from Iberdrola and Repsol after hitting record highs on Friday.
Bankinter keeps Indra in its five-value portfolio with a 15% weight, a buy recommendation, and a target price of €58.
The Ibex 35 nears 20,000 points, a historic milestone driven by banking and corporate profits, though with low household participation and high sector concentration.