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欧州中央銀行や、欧州金融安定基金によるスペイン国債の購入の報(しら)せから、スペインの株式市場は2'78%上昇し,スペイン10年国債の金利は+523で、6'61%に
CRISIS MERCADOS
Los apoyos europeos a la moneda única sostienen la euforia en los mercados
MARKET CRISIS
The European support to underpin the single currency market euphoria
Economy Madrid EFE 30 JUL 2012 - 18:50 CET
The European support to underpin the single currency market euphoria
Economy Madrid EFE 30 JUL 2012 - 18:50 CET
The main indicator of the Spanish market, the IBEX 35, is up 2.78% in today's session, up 6.06% which together with the Thursday and Friday's 3.91% fall to 6,802 points selective .
In turn, the risk premium measures the extra cost investors demand for buying Spanish debt rather than German, which is considered more secure, relaxed to the 524 basis points, 11 less than Friday's close and 108 below marking the 632 a week ago.
Despite this improvement, which allowed close the ten-year bond at 6.61% interest, the Spanish Treasury on Thursday faced a decisive auction, which will attempt to pick up to 3,000 million euros in bonds and obligations.
The most repeated message of recent days is that the European institutions will do whatever is necessary to preserve the single currency.
This idea, first delivered last Thursday by the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), Mario Draghi, has since been shared and repeated by the German, French and Italian.
Eurogroup Chairman Jean-Claude Juncker, yesterday dared to venture that will shape this support, indicating that mean the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF) and collaboration between countries in the euro area and the ECB.
To this we must add that just before the market closed, the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, and U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, urged to work together internationally to achieve stabilization of the European economy.
After all these statements, investors are awaiting the launch is imminent for some mechanism to relieve pressure on the sovereign debt market, which could happen this Thursday, when he meets the leaders of the ECB.
Given the high expectations, the analyst team Bankinter warns that "the risk of disappointment is high" in a week as "absolutely crucial to the future of the euro".
But despite improvements in recent days and that analysts and experts insist discard a total bailout, the market situation is still difficult.
The risk premium Spanish takes eighteen days above 500 basis points-Greece was rescued after sixteen days, and the Spanish stock market has accumulated since the beginning of the year fall of 20.6%.
In addition, the National Institute of Statistics today released the Spanish economy contracted 0.4% in the second quarter, weighed down by weak domestic demand, while the risk measurement agency Standard and Poor's has revised down to 1.7%, the expected drop in GDP for this year.
The other major European markets also closed today positive: Milan has risen by 2.8%, Frankfurt, 1.27%, Paris, 1.24%, and London, 1.18%.
IBEX gains have been led by IAG, which is up 8.09%, followed by Sacyr Vallehermoso (7.63%) and Acciona (6.07%), while outstanding losses corresponded to Indra (1, 61%) and Mediaset (0.72%).
All values have opted for large profits: BBVA advanced 4.27%, Inditex, 4.15%, Banco Santander, 4.06%, Repsol, 2.54%, Iberdrola, a 1.84 %, and Telefonica 0.85%.
In turn, the risk premium measures the extra cost investors demand for buying Spanish debt rather than German, which is considered more secure, relaxed to the 524 basis points, 11 less than Friday's close and 108 below marking the 632 a week ago.
Despite this improvement, which allowed close the ten-year bond at 6.61% interest, the Spanish Treasury on Thursday faced a decisive auction, which will attempt to pick up to 3,000 million euros in bonds and obligations.
The most repeated message of recent days is that the European institutions will do whatever is necessary to preserve the single currency.
This idea, first delivered last Thursday by the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), Mario Draghi, has since been shared and repeated by the German, French and Italian.
Eurogroup Chairman Jean-Claude Juncker, yesterday dared to venture that will shape this support, indicating that mean the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF) and collaboration between countries in the euro area and the ECB.
To this we must add that just before the market closed, the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, and U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, urged to work together internationally to achieve stabilization of the European economy.
After all these statements, investors are awaiting the launch is imminent for some mechanism to relieve pressure on the sovereign debt market, which could happen this Thursday, when he meets the leaders of the ECB.
Given the high expectations, the analyst team Bankinter warns that "the risk of disappointment is high" in a week as "absolutely crucial to the future of the euro".
But despite improvements in recent days and that analysts and experts insist discard a total bailout, the market situation is still difficult.
The risk premium Spanish takes eighteen days above 500 basis points-Greece was rescued after sixteen days, and the Spanish stock market has accumulated since the beginning of the year fall of 20.6%.
In addition, the National Institute of Statistics today released the Spanish economy contracted 0.4% in the second quarter, weighed down by weak domestic demand, while the risk measurement agency Standard and Poor's has revised down to 1.7%, the expected drop in GDP for this year.
The other major European markets also closed today positive: Milan has risen by 2.8%, Frankfurt, 1.27%, Paris, 1.24%, and London, 1.18%.
IBEX gains have been led by IAG, which is up 8.09%, followed by Sacyr Vallehermoso (7.63%) and Acciona (6.07%), while outstanding losses corresponded to Indra (1, 61%) and Mediaset (0.72%).
All values have opted for large profits: BBVA advanced 4.27%, Inditex, 4.15%, Banco Santander, 4.06%, Repsol, 2.54%, Iberdrola, a 1.84 %, and Telefonica 0.85%.
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