Cierre de mercados

Cierre de Mercados on April 10, 2026 broadcasts against a background of two impending geopolitical events: Hungary's Sunday elections and Iran-US peace talks beginning in Islamabad, where Tehran demands a Lebanese ceasefire as a precondition.

Este episodio analiza la economía que pierde fuerza con inflación persistente, explora estrategias de inversión en sectores defensivos como consumo básico, salud y utilities ante el riesgo de estanflación, y menciona las elecciones decisivas en Hungría.

Radio InterEconomía's April 10, 2026 Cierre de Mercados covers a trading session in which the IBEX 35 gained 0.55% to close at 18,204 points, with BBVA and ArcelorMittal as the best performers and Repsol down 5.76%.

Radio InterEconomía's April 10, 2026 Cierre de Mercados segment focuses on the Europe-facing geopolitical and energy risks from the Iran conflict, led by a UNED economist as the main analytical guest.

This episode covers Nike's new UEFA sponsorship deal and provides updates on IBEX 35 stock market movements, including company performances and merger negotiations.

This episode discusses the start of the income tax declaration campaign in Spain, addressing common doubts and emphasizing the importance of expert advice to avoid errors with Hacienda.

This episode provides a market close analysis for April 9, 2026, covering stock movements in Spanish and European markets, including specific companies like Celnex, Grifols, and Amadeus, and previews upcoming financial topics from an official media event.

Este episodio analiza el cierre de mercados del 09/04/2026, cubriendo movimientos en índices bursátiles, divisas, bonos y el impacto de declaraciones políticas de Netanyahu sobre negociaciones con Líbano.

This episode provides stock market analysis and investment advice, focusing on sectors like oil and gas and telecommunications in the Spanish market, while promoting real estate investment opportunities through Urbanitae.

This episode provides a market review and analysis with Mark Rivers of Black Bear, discussing trading operations and including a corporate profile of Siemens AG.

This episode discusses the founding of Wikipedia on January 15, 2001, as an experiment to accelerate the production of encyclopedic knowledge on the internet, created by Jim Wells and Larry Sanger as a more agile alternative to the previous Nupedia project.

This episode covers international diplomatic responses to the Iran conflict, focusing on European and Chinese coordination regarding the Ormuz Strait blockade and its global economic impacts.

Cierre de Mercados on April 1, 2026 opens with European markets up 2-3% on hopes of a near-term Iran war resolution, but host Gema González notes that British maritime authorities reported a tanker struck by two projectiles near Qatar the same day, and Brent bounced back to $101 after briefly falling below $100.

Cierre de Mercados broadcasts the April 1, 2026 market close against the backdrop of the Iran-US-Israel war, with European equities posting broad gains of 2-3% on Trump's suggestion that the conflict could end within two-3 weeks.