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IBEX 35 rises by 1.12% and nears 19,300 points, its biggest increase in a month

IBEX 35 closes up 1.12%, its largest rise in a month, approaching 19,300 points, a level the market watches as technical resistance.

Daniel Ríos Company
Daniel Ríos Company
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The Spanish index closes with an increase of 1.12%, the largest in a month, and is on the verge of 19,300 points, a technical level that the market closely monitors.

The IBEX 35 has closed the session with a rise of 1.12%, its biggest advance in a month, and has come close to 19,300 points, a threshold that traders watch as a technical reference. The index thus recovers a zone of highs that it has not visited with this strength for weeks, according to criptotendencias.com.

In a market that had seen several days of moderate fluctuations, a jump of over 1% stands out. This movement returns the index to a round threshold that acts as a psychological barrier for many investors, and clearly surpassing it would be interpreted as a signal of continuity in the upward trend.

The 19,300 points act as resistance: a zone where selling often appears as some investors take profits. If the index manages to consolidate above this level, it could serve as support in future corrections; if it fails, the market typically tests the area several times before defining a direction.

The composition of the IBEX 35 partly explains its behaviour. Banking has a significant weight, along with large utilities, telecommunications, construction, and the textile sector. This structure makes the index particularly sensitive to expectations about interest rates, the evolution of banking margins, and macroeconomic data from the eurozone. It also differentiates it from other European or American indices, where technology stocks carry much more weight.

With the session closed, attention turns to whether the index can comfortably close above 19,300 points in the coming days. Also, the messages from the European Central Bank regarding monetary policy, which directly affect banking operations, and the earnings season of major listed companies.

The performance of Wall Street and the main European markets adds another variable. The Spanish market rarely decouples for long from global sentiment, so a correction in New York or Frankfurt could halt the momentum gained.

Analysts tend to focus less on an isolated session and more on confirmation: trading volume, breadth of the rise among different stocks, and the index's ability to maintain the levels reached. A weekly close above the 19,300 points threshold would carry much more weight than the advance of a single day.

The IBEX 35 is trading in a high zone relative to its recent history, which is often accompanied by more volatility as it approaches round levels. The coming sessions will reveal whether 19,300 points become a springboard or a ceiling.

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Graduado en Economía por CUNEF y adicto a las pantallas en rojo y verde. Cafés dobles antes de la apertura, escéptico de los gurús y traductor del Ibex para mortales; en Diario Empresas firma los mercados.