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IGBM Exchange Charts

The Madrid Stock Exchange General Index (IGBM) is the primary index for the Madrid Stock Exchange. This index is market capitalization-weighted and companies who have the highest market capitalizations are listed on this index. The IGBM was created with a base value of 100. This index first was listed on December 31rst, 1985.

The IGBM features companies from a number of different sectors. These sectors include the financial services, construction, communications, consumer, market services, energy, and capital/intermediate sectors. The performance of this index provides strong insight into the health of the Spanish economy in general.

IGBM Chart

Spanish Exchange Index 35 (IBEX 35)
The Spanish Exchange Index 35 (IBEX 35) is an index which features the 35 most liquid stocks that are traded in the Madrid Stock Exchange General Index. This index is reviewed twice per year. If adjustments are required due to changes in liquidity for the relevant companies, then adjustments are made to the index. This means that companies can float in and out of the index, depending on performance. The MFF, or Mercado Español de Futuros Financieros maintains the trading for options and futures for the IBEX 35. The MFF is a subsidiary of the Bolsas y Mercados Espanyoles.

The Bolsas y Mercados Espanyoles, or, BME is the fourth largest exchange operator in Europe. The BME calculates and publishes the IBEX 35 in real time. This allows investors to get present and accurate information on the IBEX 35 when they need it. The IBEX 35 is known as the most important stock market index for Spain’s primary stock exchange, the Bolsa de Madrid. However, the Madrid General Stock Exchange Index is also extremely important. The Bolsa de Madrid has been in operation since 1992. So, this exchange is newer than other stock exchanges, however, it is extremely significant.