The Ibex 35 advances 0.6% to 19,150 points as oil retreats. Ferrovial soars 8% ahead of results and Solaria rises 8.5%.
European stock markets are advancing in the session and the Ibex 35 rises 0.6% to 19,150 points. According to El Confidencial, oil turns around and loses 0.6% to $115 per barrel, a shift that has boosted the markets after a negative start.
In fixed income, the yield on the French bond rises four basis points to 4.94%, amid protests in the country. The Spanish bond gains one basis point to 4.01% and the US bond remains at 4.98%.
In the Spanish selective, Ferrovial jumps 8% ahead of results, after providing new data on the I-24. Solaria rises 8.5% and Merlin Properties gains 2%, after the market reacted positively to changes in the proposed regulation for data centres. In contrast, banks are down around 0.5%, with CaixaBank and BBVA declining.
In Europe, HSBC plummets 7% after earning $21.716 billion in the first nine months of 2026, 32.5% more than in the same period last year, dragging down values in its sector. The London Stock Exchange drops 0.6%, the only European market in the red. The German Dax and French Cac gain 0.5%, and the Italian Mib rises just over 0.6%.
In the United States, Wall Street operates mixed: the Dow Jones falls 0.2% and the Nasdaq rises 0.3%. This week, central banks will also make decisions. The ECB and the Federal Reserve will announce their monetary policy, and forecasts suggest keeping interest rates unchanged.
In Brazil, the São Paulo Stock Exchange recovers nearly 0.5% after plummeting 13.88% the day before, due to the market's negative reaction to the re-election of President Lula da Silva. The real, which had depreciated by more than 8%, is showing signs of recovery.
In corporate news, Iberdrola will issue green bonds in dollars for $1.6 billion (€1.433 billion), in two tranches of three and seven years, as communicated to the CNMV. Novartis rises more than 1% after a profit of €1.072 billion in the third quarter, 70% less.
Anthropic is progressing with its IPO and has published the documentation for its debut on the stock market. Meanwhile, shares of Abenojar Tungsten fall by up to 9% on their first day of trading in London. The Spanish miner opened in line with the IPO price of 110 pence and sold shares for about £142.5 million, with an approximate valuation of £522 million.
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