Madrid (EFE) unleashed the banking crisis in early March.
At 10:15 am, Santander, the value that rises the most in the indicator, advances 2.22%; BBVA, 1.39%; Unicaja, 0.78%; CaixaBank, 0.63%; Sabadell, 0.46%; and Bankinter, 0.16%.
Banks are trying to rebound after the alarms went off again throughout the financial sector last Friday, in this case, by the German Deutsche Bank.
However, the turmoil calmed down this Monday after learning that First Citizens Bank had reached an agreement to purchase deposits and loans from Silicon Valley Bank, whose bankruptcy two weeks ago unleashed the crisis in the sector both in the US and in Europe. .
In this context, Deutsche Bank, which sank more than 8% last Friday, rises 2% at this time, and another German, Commerzbank, 1.08%.
In France, BNP Paribas added a slight 0.4%; while Société Générale fell 0.65%.
Barclays registers an advance of 0.88%; while Unicredit loses 0.06%.
This weekend, the director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, warned of increased risks to global financial stability and called to remain vigilant about the potential implications of the banking crisis for the economy.