NEWS SUMMARY: AMPER, ENAGAS, TOURISM SECTOR. Indecisive stock markets at the end of the year In a mixed session and dragged down by profit taking in the US stock exchanges, European indices ended mixed with Italy’s MIB being the worst performer amid the strong correction of gold. In the STOXX 600, Real Estate, Telecommunications and Technology were the sectors rising the most, with Travel&Leisure, Banks and Insurance being the worst performers. On the macro side, in the US, November’s pending h...
COMPAÑÍAS QUE APARECEN EN EL INFORME: ESPAÑA: AMPER, ENAGAS, SECTOR TURISMO. Bolsas indecisas en el final de año En una sesión con altibajos y lastrada por la toma de beneficios en la bolsa estadounidense, los índices europeos terminaron con signo mixto, donde el Mib italiano destacó en negativo y todo en un contexto de fuerte corrección del oro. En el STOXX 600, los mejores sectores en positivo fueron Inmobiliario, Telecos y Tecnología frente a las mayores caídas de Viajes & Ocio, Bancos y Se...
On Wednesday, we published our European Telecoms Year Ahead note for 2026. In that note, we upgraded Cellnex to a Buy, as we think the market’s worst fears on growth are overdone, and we downgraded Telefonica to a Reduce, as we fear the low cashflow growth outlook is not being properly priced in. However, in that sector report, we missed out one important aspect to back up this diverging view of value and we now highlight that here.
Yesterday, we published our sector lookahead for EU telecoms names for 2026. There is a lot of material in the report, but as part of the review, we upgraded Cellnex and Inwit to Buy for the first time since 2017 and 2023 respectively.
NEWS SUMMARY: CELLNEX, FERROVIAL, GRUPO SANJOSE, REPSOL, TELEFÓNICA, VIDRALA. The Ibex near 17,000 points European stock markets climbed near 1% yesterday after the Fed’s rate cut and despite doubts surrounding the technology sector after the poor reception of Oracle’s results. In the STOXX 600, Construction (that rallied after being the worst-performing sector last Wednesday) and Leisure, closely followed by Banks led the gains whereas Utilities and Energy were almost the only sectors ending w...
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