The Spanish stock market records a decline of 3.10% following the opening of this Monday, amid tensions in the Middle East due to attacks between the United States and Israel against Iran. At 9:15, the IBEX 35 has dropped to 17,797.4 points, down from 18,360 points last Friday. Annual gains decrease to 2.83%. The fear of conflict in the Middle East and a potential interruption in the supply of oil and gas is driving prices up. Brent crude oil rises to $79.70 per barrel and the cost of gas increases to $31.14. Safe-haven assets are experiencing revaluation.
The Spanish stock market expands its decline to 3.10% after the opening, focusing on the Middle East.
