Among the 15 listed companies, only BCP and Ibersol closed with losses, while the rest ended the session in positive territory.
Leading the gains was Mota-Engil, rising 2.50% to 3.77 euros, followed by Semapa, increasing 2.33% to 16.70 euros, and CTT, whose shares appreciated 1.94% to 7.37 euros.
Other notable gains included Corticeira Amorim, which climbed 1.27% to 7.95 euros, and Altri, which added 1.13% to 4.93 euros.
On the downside was BCP, decreasing 0.58% to 0.56 euros, along with Ibersol, which fell 0.42% to 9.38 euros.
Across Europe, Germany’s Dax increased by 0.64%, the UK’s FTSE 100 edged up 0.19%, and Spain’s Ibex rose 0.03%. Conversely, France’s Cac slightly declined by 0.01%.
The Spanish stock market was closely monitoring the threat made on Wednesday by Trump to Madrid, stating that the country would “pay double” in tariffs due to its refusal to invest 5% of GDP in defense, as agreed by NATO.
Trump asserted he would negotiate a trade deal “directly” with Madrid and enforce “double” payment to address this issue.
