IBEX 35 rises 0.27% to 20,020.10 points as Nvidia caution lingers
Published on 11/13/2026 at 22:48 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSIBEX 35 ends week above 20,000
- The Spanish benchmark gained 0.27% to close at 20,020.10 points on Friday, November 13.
- Repsol led the advance, while Acciona and Acciona Energía recorded the sharpest declines.
- The IBEX 35 rose 3.36% during the second week of November.
The IBEX 35 closed Friday, November 13, at 20,020.10 points, gaining 54.60 points or 0.27% and finishing the week above 20,000. The Spanish benchmark's second week of November ended with a 3.36% advance, according to Agencia EFE.
Energy stocks support the index
Repsol was the strongest performer among IBEX 35 constituents, rising 3.31% as crude-oil prices advanced. Redeia gained 2.90% and Endesa added 1.64%, while Iberdrola rose 1.54%. The main banks finished modestly higher: BBVA gained 0.17% and Santander 0.07%. Telefónica edged up 0.03%, while Inditex slipped 0.07%.
Acciona fell 7.98% and Acciona Energía declined 6.89%, the largest losses in the index. EFE linked the selling to an outlook for divestments presented in the companies' nine-month trend report on Thursday that did not convince investors.
Nvidia keeps technology sentiment cautious
Market sentiment remained cautious after the corporate turmoil at Nvidia and the departure of chief executive Jensen Huang. Investors were also awaiting the chipmaker's results due on Tuesday and monitoring expectations for a possible Federal Reserve interest-rate increase in December after recent US inflation data.
Technology weakness was more pronounced in the United States during the European close. EFE reported declines of 1.51% for the Nasdaq and 0.98% for the S&P 500, while the Dow Jones was down 0.18%. Brent crude was reported at 96.5 US dollars per barrel, up 0.7% at the European close.
Weekly performance remains positive
The IBEX 35's weekly gain came despite the market's recent volatility around artificial-intelligence shares, interest-rate expectations and geopolitical risks. The index had lost ground on Thursday before returning above 20,000 points on Friday. Its gain for the year stood at 15.67% at the end of the session, according to EFE.
