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The financial sector's profits have significantly increased the market share of major banks in Spain, now accounting for over 40% of the Ibex, overshadowing other industries.

Spain's top bankers have seen salary increases due to record profits from major banks, driven by a rise in interest rates.

The Ibex 35 index in Spain has surpassed 18,400 points, marked by a strong performance from Santander amidst a busy earnings presentation season.

The Ibex index in Spain hit historic highs, reflecting resilience amidst ongoing tariff uncertainties linked to Trump’s policies.

The Ibex 35 index in Spain has reached a new record high, climbing 1.35% and driven largely by the performance of the financial sector.

Ángel Escribano, president of Indra, has been recognized as the Ibex 35 Executive of the Year for his leadership in the military and technology company, emphasizing the role of defense in boosting Spain's industrial and digital sovereignty.

The article discusses connections between the late financier Jeffrey Epstein and prominent figures in Spain's Ibex 35, revealing his involvement in key business operations and relationships with major banks.

The government is set to renew leadership positions in key companies like Aena and Indra, as well as replace presidents of regulatory bodies in the coming months.

The Ibex 35, Spain's main stock index, closed at a record 18,100 points after a growth of 1.31%, boosted by record results from Inditex.

The IBEX 35 has set a new record by closing above 18,000 points, as investors have shifted from precious metals to the stock market following a significant drop in gold and silver prices.

The Ibex 35 index has reached a historic high of 18,000 points, reversing earlier losses and leading gains in European markets.

The Ibex rose 0.35% to close at 17,710.9 points, boosted by positive macroeconomic data amid geopolitical tensions and new tariff threats from Trump against countries supporting Greenland.

Repsol's stock dropped nearly 6% following a report of weak production figures, although refining margins were positive.

CincoDías has announced the inaugural Ibex 35 Executive of the Year Award to honor the leadership of the top-performing company in the Spanish stock exchange index.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez plans to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 21, hoping for some respite amid intense internal political challenges and controversies within his own party.

The article discusses how Sánchez is preparing a synchronized narrative with participating companies at Davos to give the appearance of government action while promoting a divisive agenda in Europe and the US.

The Spanish stock market index Ibex 35 rises by 0.3%, reaching new highs despite corrections in the energy sector, with Puig's shares gaining 6.2% following a price target upgrade.

Stock markets are experiencing a bullish trend, with the Ibex index hitting new records of 17,700 points, despite geopolitical concerns.

The Spanish stock market, represented by the Ibex 35 index, has started the week with a 0.56% increase, nearing 17,600 points following the consequences of the US attack on Venezuela.

European stock markets are rising, with the Spanish Ibex nearing 17,600 points, amid increased geopolitical tensions following the U.S. attack on Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro.

The Ibex index begins the year by reaching new highs above 17,400 points, amidst a continued rise in precious metals including a notable increase in spot gold.

Analysts' predictions for 2025 have been overly cautious, with the Ibex and gold surpassing expectations while smaller companies underperform.

In 2025, the Spanish stock market experienced its best year since 1993, with the Ibex 35 rising by 49.3% to 17,307.80 points, largely driven by banks and energy companies that thrived despite global uncertainties.

The Ibex index has surged by 49.3% in 2025 to 17,307 points, driven primarily by banking, leading experts to predict another celebratory year in 2026.

Despite a slight drop of 0.27% on the last trading day, the Spanish stock market achieved a remarkable 49.3% increase in 2025, marking the second-best performance for the Ibex 35 index since 1993.

The Ibex index has surged by 50%, marking its best performance in over thirty years, driven primarily by a banking sector that has doubled in value within a year.

Spain's stock market posted a historic gain of around 50% on the Ibex, marking a significant recovery and investor confidence in the country's economy.

The Ibex 35, Spain's main stock index, is set to conclude 2025 as the leading European stock market with the highest increase in two decades, primarily driven by banking sector gains.

The Ibex 35 index reaches new historical highs close to 17,300 points, marking a 49% increase for the year as European markets show upward trends.

The economic year ends with record highs for the Ibex, maximum employment in Spain, a worsening housing crisis, and elevated political uncertainty.

The Spanish stock market reached a new all-time high of 17,195.8 points, closing on Monday with a 0.13% increase, even as Wall Street suffered a 0.55% decline.

The audit firms KPMG, EY, PwC, and Deloitte will continue to oversee the financial statements of IBEX 35 companies, with KPMG maintaining leadership by auditing 11 companies, followed by EY and PwC auditing 10 each, while Deloitte will handle four companies.