BBVA has made adjustments to its takeover bid for Banco Sabadell, changing the minimum acceptance condition from 50.01% to a requirement of more than half of the effective voting rights. Analysts at RBC suggest that this modification appears to be a correction of an earlier oversight rather than a strategic move to facilitate the acquisition. The Spanish stock market has reacted to this news, with shares of both BBVA and Banco Sabadell experiencing declines. The CNMC is expected to approve BBVA's offer before Easter, as the bank continues to navigate regulatory scrutiny surrounding the deal.