The Ibex 35 index rises 0.5% at the open and regains 10,100 points

Libex 35the main index of the Spanish market, began Thursday's session with… A 0.5% lead allowed the team to regain 10,100 pointsThe level he lost yesterday after a bad day for the Madrid club.

In particular, the Ibex woke up in 10.105 enterswith almost all of its values ​​rising and in line with the rest of the European stock exchanges, which today also started to advance.

In the early hours of Thursday at 9:10 a.m. the strongest increases were recorded at 35 caribou Fluidra and Grifols (+2.8% in both cases)Endesa (+1.8%), IAG (+1.2%) and Repsol (+0.9%).

Among other references, Today, investors will await a new battery of PMIs in several European countries. In the Eurozone and the United States, the publication of the International Patent Classifications for France and Germany, applications for unemployment benefits in the United States and the first auction of the year for the Spanish Public Treasury, which is expected to receive between 5,750 and 7,250 million euros.

This Wednesday, when the market closes, Minutes of the US Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy meeting, as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) addressed the possibility of lowering interest rates throughout this new year. However, he also stressed that it would be appropriate to maintain a restrictive tone “for some time” until inflation can be considered under control.

Main European stock markets also opened on Thursday with a positive note, with increases of one-tenth in Paris and London and nearly two in Milan. In the case of Frankfurt, the DAX opened the day almost flat, but at 9.10am it was already up by almost 0.4%.

in With the opening of the stock market, the price of a barrel of high-quality Brent oil, a reference for the old continent, reached $78.87.up 0.8%, while Texas rose 1% to $73.49.

In the foreign exchange market, quote The euro was set against the dollar at 1.0936 dollars.In the debt market, the required interest on 10-year bonds decreased to 2.976%.