*Financial Markets*
The future of the Euro Stoxx 50 lowered 6 points, to 5,466, those of the FTSE lost 8 points, up to 8,635.5, and those of the German Dax fell 42 points, to 22,351. Ibex 35 futures rose a slight 0.13% to 13,001.5 points.
Japan’s Nikkei Index, abandoned the initial losses and traded slightly upwards after the comments of the governor of the Bank of Japan, Kazuo Ueda, relieve the fears that the central bank could be considering a more aggressive position at the time of Upload the types.
Oil prices were stable and the point of registering a weekly increase in the improvement of demand perspectives in the United States and China. Concern about supply interruptions in Russia was also supporting.
*Companies*
CaixaBank changes a third of its counselors (expansion); CaixaBank remodeled a third of its board of directors to close the Bankia era (five days); CaixaBank closes a stage with the departure of the three directors from Bankia (El Confidencial)
Repsol reduces its green hydrogen target (reuters) up to 63%
Repsol says that Trump’s gas policies will help lower prices (Reuters)
Naturgy foresees less gas from long -term contracts for 2027 (Reuters)
Naturgy ‘main shareholders support the increase in floating capital, according to the CEO (Reuters)
Morgan Stanley elevates Repsol’s recommendation to ‘equal weight’ from underpraponder, and the target price to 13.4 euros from 11.7 euros.
*Economy and Politics*
The United States refuses to co -cross a United Nations resolution project to commemorate the three years of the invasion of Ukraine by Moscow that supports the territorial integrity of Ukraine and expires again to Russia the withdrawal of its troops, as they told Reuters Three diplomatic sources, in a possible radical change of the most powerful western ally in Ukraine.
The governor of the Bank of Japan, Kazuo Ueda, said that the Central Bank is willing to increase the purchase of public debt if long -term interest rates rise abruptly.
*AGENDA*
Central banks
Speech of Philip Lane, member of the Council of the ECB, in the FIW-Research
The Vice President of the Federal Reserve, Philip Jefferson, talks about “the communication of the central banks” before the conference on macroeconomics and monetary policy organized by the Bank of the Federal Reserve of San Francisco (1630 GMT).
Macroeconomic data
– Japan CPI
– Retail sales from the United Kingdom
– PMI composed of Germany, Eurozone, France, United Kingdom and the United States
– Sale of second -hand housing and consumer confidence at the University of Michigan in the United States