The Ibex 35 index experienced fluctuations over the past few days, reflecting global market uncertainties and anticipation of decisions from the European Central Bank (BCE). On March 5, the index rebounded by 1.4%. However, it opened on March 6 with a slight increase of 0.3% at 13,257 points. As the day progressed, the index sought to reach 13,300 points but faced setbacks, falling 0.8% by midday, and later recovering to close up 0.15%, stabilizing around 13,200 points after the BCE's interest rate cut. On March 7, the index opened with a decline of 0.9%, primarily impacted by banking stocks, and continued to drop, losing 1% by mid-morning, as it struggled to maintain the 13,200 points level amid ongoing tariff fluctuations and market volatility. The index's performance reflects broader concerns in European markets, with futures indicating potential declines.