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IBEX on the way to 12,000 points

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European shares back to the routine increases after two festive days.

The impetus for the report on Employment in the United States, delayed by the Easter has come to Europe in the form of profits, leading the Ibex 35 to register a new maximum of five years.

At the end of the session, the Ibex 35 rises by 0.83% to 11730.50 points.

Meanwhile, other European exchanges earn an average of 1.30%.

The Ibex 35 registered a new yearly high and intraday session Tuesday.

The index rises more than 14% in the year but “still with respect to its European neighbors, climbing around 20% -21% average falls well behind.

With the exception ofTelefónica, which does not awakeuntil the end ofthe capital, have a positive outlook, Tuesdayhave markedhighsAmadeus, Inditex,BME, ViscofanandDia,

Although in the short term it seems that whoever is pulling Ibex are especially Repsol, Banco Santander, Inditex and BBVA.

Read more:

http://www.bolsamadrid.es/esp/aspx/Mercados/Precios.aspx?indice=ESI100000000&punto=indice

https://www.cnmv.es/portal/home.aspx

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Santander with great week

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IBEX 35 rises 2.96% surpassing the 11,400 points with the boot of the Spanish Banking.

The shares of BANCO SANTANDER (BME: SAN) overcame this Friday an important resistance of € 6.70, at a clear accumulation phase.

The Spanish IBEX 35 index rose today to levels not seen since April 2010, surpassing the 11,400 points with one of the highest volumes of history. The IBEX accumulated a weekly balance culminating in a gain of 3.5%.

The spectacular session of the IBEX 35 was mainly due to the entire banking sector which showed high levels of trading.

Banco Santander, Ana Patricia Botín led by, saw the flag Chess first with a record increase of 4.84%.

It was followed by Banco Sabadell, Caixabank, Banco Popular y Bankia, all with rises of over 3%.

The European financial sector also experienced a session to remember with an average increase of 2.67%.

Liquidity injections promoted by the ECB may be the cause of these increases which for many even started now.

Since the beginning of 2014 the performance of the Spanish IBEX 35 benchmark (+ 17.85%) were above the Banco Santander (+ 4.44%) which now has as objective the next € 7.60 left in September 2014.

Read more:

http://www.santander.com/csgs/Satellite/CFWCSancomQP01/en_GB/Corporate/Investor-Relations.html

http://stafforddaily.com/analyst-rating-update-on-banco-santander-s-a-adr/351516/

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INDITEX vs IBEX

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Many investors consider INDITEX (ITX) one of the 5 European titles to be held.

Although the Ibex reveals little consistency, the retail clothing company made on Wednesday a new record high and continues its free climbing and without resistance.

The Galician textile, was often caricatured as a General commanding the troops of the Spanish stock market.

Inditex has very strong upward trend that began in July 2009 when it found a clear disruption of the channel that had been developing.

Since then, the title is in a clear uptrend without inversion signals.

2014 was not the best year since consolidated in a lateral movement, but already in 2015 broke the upward movement into and runs likely to continue the long-term uptrend.

The graph indicates that since it has broken the resistance zone of € 23.650, went into free rise with the second objective in €26.205.

Everything points to further increases to meet the stated goal.

The support areas of the closure stop price, are in € 21.550 (S1) and € 19.083 (S2).

Without resistance and free expansion, technical indicators point cut up with the RSI into neutral zone, the moving average of 200 sessions also reinforces all other positive indicators.

Read more:

http://www.inditex.com/investors

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-12-11/inditex-nine-month-profit-rises-as-new-stores-beat-mild-weather.html

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Spanish group Inditex CEO Isla poses before presenting the company's 2011 annual results in Madrid

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