スペインの株式市場は1'07%上昇し、スペインの10年国債の金利は+424から+429で5'9%に
Expectativa en los mercados ante la posible petición de un rescate
El Ibex cierra con un alza del 1,07% en 7.867,1 puntos
La prima de riesgo cae hasta 429 puntos
Evolución en tiempo real de los principales mercados
Isabel Lafont Madrid 2 OCT 2012 - 17:59 CET
Expectation in markets before any application for a bailout
The Dow closed with a gain of 1.07% at 7867.1 points
The risk premium falls to 429 points
Real-time evolution of the main markets
Lafont Isabel Madrid 2 OCT 2012 - 17:59 CET
The markets remain on the lookout since the opening, to new questions surrounding the possible request for a bailout to European funds by the Spanish government and the decisions expected interest rates to take the European Central Bank ( ECB) on Thursday.
The Dow, after opening lower, recovered to the profit zone and recorded has reached 1.66%, which has touched a daily high at 7913.7 points. In the last hour of trading indicator was up 1.02% and stood at 7863.3 points. Sacyr Vallehermoso Leads losses (-2.95%) and followed ArcelorMittal (-1.79%) and Bankia (-1.01%). By contrast, Iberdrola (+3,39%), IAG (+3,26%) and Amadeus (+2,71%) are the values with higher profits.
The risk premium, excess return that investors demand to Spanish 10-year bond over the German equivalent, falls below 430 (4.3 percentage points), after finishing yesterday's session 442. In the last hour session touched a day low of 424 points, but closed at 429. The Italian also relaxes differential today, after finishing yesterday at 362 points, to a minimum of 351 points, but at the end of the day rebounded to 357.
The Spanish Government is defoliating Daisy, not daring to ask for a bailout, but markets now taken for granted. According to sources cited by Reuters, Spain is ready to order as soon as next weekend, even though Germany prefers to postpone the decision, a situation that is creating a lot of confusion among investors. "There is concern about whether there will be rescue and whether or not trigger downgrades of credit ratings," said the agency said David Thebault, of Global Equities.
All European stock markets have performed rather flat. London has yielded 0.19%, 0.6% Paris, Frankfurt and Milan 0.28% 0.18%.
Investors welcomed moderate satisfaction with the end of the stress tests carried out by a Spanish banking group audit firms coordinated by the consulting firm Oliver Wyman, and it reveals a flaw in equity of about 53,700 million euros, including effects tax.
However, this figure is not unanimously accepted. The credit rating agency Moody's believes that the capital requirements could vary between 70,000 and 105,000 million euros. "The amounts of recapitalization announced by Spain are below what we believe would be necessary to maintain stability in our side and strongly adverse scenarios," analysts said the firm Mori and Maria Jose Alberto Postigo, who question some of the assumptions that have served to make the calculations. For example, Oliver Wyman test requires only one capital ratio of 6% in the adverse scenario, when Moody's believes that one should use between 8% and 10%.
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