The Ibex 35, under the 8.800

The stock exchanges go down more than 2% churned by the banking crisis in Europe

The losses go back with forcefulness to the stock exchanges of Europe this Friday and erases good part of the gains harvested at the beginning of week. The falls are main to 2% in all the indexes of reference in the continent. The reason? The panic that still prevails in the markets to a new financial crisis. The test is in that the banks are, again, the main ballast of the variable income, with an entity standing out today among all the other in the Old Continent: the German Deutsche Bank, that suffers today a collapse of double digit in the stock exchange of Frankfurt. With this panorama, the EuroStoxx retreats to the brink of the 4.100 points at the same time that the Ibex 35 Spanish plants underneath of the 8.800.

This day began with descents mesuradas in the European markets and everything looked to indicate that it would develop without big sobresaltos, as the diary of the day would not bring economic references of special importance or, rather, with potential capacity to influence in the parquets. Thus from the house of analysis Link Securities anticipated to first hour a session of "scarce activity". But once again, the appearances deceived.

"The rhythm of activity has desacelerado in the global markets during the night, because of a feeling of exhaustion after a frantic week", signalled before the opening in a commentary Sergio Ávila, analyst of IG Spain. Wall Street ended up the Thursday with advances mesurados (except in the Nasdaq 100, that went up more than 1%) and of morning the Asian markets have registered descents contained (Nikkei 225 Japanese: -0,13%; Hang Seng hongkonés: -0,61%).

But this Friday is being different in Europe. Without haste, but without pause, the descents in the main selective Europeans have gone to more until finishing surpassing the two points porcentuales. Another day more, the financial sector asesta a hard swipe to the variable income. Justo today fulfil two weeks of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and, therefore, of the home of the current banking crisis. By the path, other entities of United States and of Europe have seen in difficulties and even have finished falling, with Credit Suisse like main exponent of the delicate situation in the sector.