Stock Markets July 27, 2026 12:05 PM

Madrid Stocks Close Higher as IBEX 35 Rises 0.80%

Telecoms & IT, Consumer Goods and Financials/Real Estate lead gains while crude oil posts sharp declines

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Spanish equities ended the session in positive territory, with the IBEX 35 up 0.80% at the close in Madrid. Indra A, Amadeus IT and Logista were the session leaders, while ACS, Acciona and Sacyr recorded the largest declines. Commodity moves included a rise in gold futures and steep falls in crude oil and Brent contracts.

Madrid Stocks Close Higher as IBEX 35 Rises 0.80%
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Key Points

  • IBEX 35 closed up 0.80% in Madrid.
  • Top gainers included Indra A (+5.06%), Amadeus IT (+3.28%) and Logista (+2.86%), with Logista reaching an all-time high at 36.00.
  • Major declines were led by ACS (-5.06%), Acciona (-2.02%) and Sacyr (-1.58%); crude oil futures fell sharply while gold futures rose.

Spanish shares finished the trading day higher on Monday, with advances concentrated in the Telecoms & IT, Consumer Goods and Financial Services & Real Estate sectors.

At the close in Madrid, the benchmark IBEX 35 index climbed 0.80%.

Top performers

The strongest performers on the IBEX 35 were Indra A (BME:IDR), which rose 5.06% or 2.70 points to close at 56.06. Amadeus IT (BME:AMA) added 3.28% or 1.63 points to finish at 51.36. Logista (BME:LOG) gained 2.86% or 1.00 points to end the session at 36.00.

Largest decliners

On the downside, ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA (BME:ACS) fell 5.06% or 5.80 points to close at 108.90. Acciona (BME:ANA) declined 2.02% or 5.00 points to finish at 242.60, and Sacyr SA (BME:SCYR) dropped 1.58% or 0.08 points to 4.72.

By the close, rising stocks outnumbered decliners on the Madrid Stock Exchange by 122 to 64, while 22 issues ended unchanged.

Shares in Logista (BME:LOG) reached an all-time high during the session, closing up 2.86% or 1.00 point at 36.00.


Commodities and currency

In commodity markets, Gold Futures for August delivery rose 0.33% or 13.35 to $4,084.15 a troy ounce. Crude oil for September delivery fell 6.82% or 6.09 to $83.22 a barrel, while the October Brent oil contract dropped 5.69% or 5.22 to trade at $86.46 a barrel.

On currencies, EUR/USD was unchanged 0.07% to 1.14, while EUR/GBP was unchanged 0.23% to 0.86.

The US Dollar Index Futures was up 0.01% at 101.31.


This session’s market action saw sector leadership from Telecoms & IT, Consumer Goods and Financial Services & Real Estate, with individual stocks displaying significant dispersion between the day’s top gains and losses.

Risks

  • Sharp falls in crude oil prices - reflected by September crude down 6.82% to $83.22 and October Brent down 5.69% to $86.46 - introduce volatility for energy-related companies and sectors.
  • Significant single-stock declines such as ACS falling 5.06% to 108.90 highlight stock-specific downside risk within construction and services names.
  • Concentrated sector moves - with gains led by Telecoms & IT, Consumer Goods and Financial Services & Real Estate - may leave other sectors exposed if sentiment shifts.

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