Spanish stock market rises 0.61% on the day and closes the third week in positive By EFE

Madrid, Sep 13 (.) .- The Spanish Stock Exchange has finished this Friday with an advance of 0.61%, which closes the third consecutive week in green and in unknown levels since the end of July, encouraged by the Bank's momentum European Central and for the relaxation between China and the United States.

After the rise of this Friday at 55.60 points and 1.64% in the week, the main indicator of the Spanish market, the, closes at 9,137.90 points, so that the annual profit is 7%.

The reasons for this impulse must be sought in Frankfurt, where on Thursday the European Central Bank took a new twist in its expansionary monetary policy, although the market expected something more, and in the best prospects that, for now, are observed in the commercial dispute between the US and China.

With this scenario, the best values ​​of the week in the Spanish market have been Sabadell (MC :), with a gain of 14.14%; followed by CaixaBank (MC :), which rises 12.49%; Arcelormittal (MC 🙂 earns 12.26%; Y Bankinter (MC 🙂 and Siemens advance above 10%, while the worst part takes it Inditex (MC :), which yields 6.07% after the presentation of results.

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