The main stock indices of the European continent ended the first day of this week with gains. In a session of less liquidity due to the closing of wall street Due to a holiday in the United States, European stock markets ended the session in the green.
The gains were led by the index IBEX 35from Madrid, with 1.72%, and the DAX, from Frankfurt, with 1.06%; followed by FTSE MIBwith 0.99%, and the ACC 40 with 0.64 percent. Outside the euro zone, in London, the index FTSE100posted a 1.5 percent gain.
The index Euro Stoxx 50, which measures the behavior of the 50 largest companies by capitalization in the area, rose 0.91%, with 90 values in green and 10 in red. The advances were led by the French Safran, with 5.69%, and the Italian Intesa, with 3.83 percent.
“The market is evaluating the stabilization plan of the European Central Bank, which seeks to avoid a bad effect on the most indebted countries in the region at the time of tightening monetary policy,” Javier Molina, an analyst for the eToro platform, explained in a report.