MADRID, 19 May. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Ibex 35 was trading in the middle session this Thursday with a fall of 1.27%, which led the selective to stand at 8,373.6 integers, with most values ​​​​in red after the losses registered yesterday on Wall Street.

Specifically, the Dow Jones closed with a fall of 3.57%, while the S

Renta 4 analysts indicate that these falls would be related to doubts about the economic growth of this economy, an uncertainty that increases after two large US retailers, Target and Walmart, warned about the increase in costs.

In addition, yesterday the CPI data for April in the United Kingdom was published, which shows an increase of 9% in inflation in the interannual rate, a figure that represents the largest increase in prices since current records, which began in January 1997.

In this context, the biggest falls in the average session of the Ibex 35 were recorded by CIE Automotive (-4.57%), Inditex (-3.85%), BBVA (-2.48%), IAG (-2, 30%), Ferrovial (-2.27%), Merlin Properties (-2.01%) and ArcelorMittal (-2.00%), while Endesa (2.13%), Siemens Gamesa (2.11%), Solaria (1.48%), Enagás (1.12%) and Almirall (0.69%).

The rest of the European stock markets also traded with falls of 2.47% in London, 2.16% in Paris, 2.04% in Frankfurt and 1.34% in Milan.

The price of a barrel of Brent crude, a reference for Europe, stood at 107.81 dollars, with a fall of 1.19%, while a barrel of WTI oil, a reference for the US, fell by 1, 74%, to $107.68.

Finally, the price of the euro against the dollar stood at 1.0504 'greenbacks', while the Spanish risk premium stood at 109 basis points, with the interest required on the ten-year bond at 2.034%.