The dividend payment of €0.0844 per share, scheduled for 24 September 2026, consolidates Unicaja’s status as the top-performing Spanish bank on the stock market.
European investors increased buying ahead of the US Federal Reserve decision, boosting the IBEX 35 by 0.41% to finish the session at 19,635.80 points after a series of declines in previous sessions.
Analysts note that Aena’s announced increase in airport fees exceeds market expectations, prompting several brokerage houses to raise their recommendations on the stock.
Amadeus, the third most bearish stock on the Ibex this year, received a boost as Deutsche Bank analysts raised its valuation by 23% and reinstated it as a buy recommendation.
Ferrovial’s shares have dropped 25% since their peak at the end of June.
Puig’s stock price dropped, breaking through the support levels that had been established after the April highs. The decline suggests the shares may now be testing an upward trendline as the next point of reference.
The luxury conglomerate LVMH saw a sharp decline in its share price, eroding its market value and dropping it from the top spot among French companies by market cap.
Dutch chipmaker ASML’s stock hit a record high of €1,741 at the end of June, indicating strong market performance.
The DAX slipped into negative territory as rising oil prices weighed on the market, but the BioNTech stock gained. Additionally, remarks from Sam Altman and Dario Amodei caused Infineon and other chip firms to see a notable decline in their market capitalisation.
Grifols’ stock continues to decline, trading roughly 70% below its February 2020 peak, indicating that the support levels are holding only for now.