Spain's main stock index ended Thursday's session in positive territory, with the IBEX 35 finishing 0.19% higher and recording a new all-time closing level. The advance was driven by strength in several sector groups, most notably Telecoms & IT, Consumer Services and Building & Construction.
Among individual constituents, Indra A (BME:IDR) led the winners on the IBEX 35, jumping 21.16% - a rise of 10.95 points - to close at 62.70. Solaria Energia y Medio Ambiente (BME:SLRS) also posted a strong performance, rising 8.73% or 1.71 points to finish at 21.23, reaching a three-year high. Amadeus IT (BME:AMA) added 4.22%, or 2.08 points, to end the day at 51.36.
Not all names participated in the rally. Fluidra (BME:FLUI) was the session's biggest decliner, falling 6.22% or 1.50 points to close at 22.60. Redeia Corporacion SA (BME:REDE) slipped 5.57%, down 0.91 points to 15.44, while Corporacion Acciona Energias Renovables SA (BME:ANE) declined 2.19% or 0.48 points to 21.48.
Market breadth on the Madrid exchange favored advancers: 114 issues gained, 79 fell and 14 were unchanged.
Two notable price milestones were recorded during the session. Shares of Indra A rose to an all-time high at the close, and Solaria's stock closed at a three-year high.
Commodities and foreign exchange also moved during the trading day. Gold futures for April delivery fell 0.44%, a drop of 22.86, to $5,203.34 a troy ounce. In energy markets, crude oil for April delivery rose 1.57% or $1.03 to trade at $66.45 a barrel, while the May Brent contract climbed 1.87% or $1.32 to $72.01 a barrel. In currency markets, EUR/USD was effectively unchanged, moving 0.18% to 1.18, and EUR/GBP was little changed at 0.87, up 0.29%. The US Dollar Index Futures increased 0.15% to 97.78.
The day's action highlighted sector-level dispersion within the Spanish market: technology and consumer service names contributed to the upside, while select industrials and renewable-energy related stocks underperformed. Volume patterns and the dispersion between winners and losers suggest differentiated investor focus across sectors.
No additional forward-looking claims or projections are provided in the trading data reported here.