Spain's Ibex 35 opens down 1% and loses 19,200 points as Brent tops $111

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Spain's Ibex 35 opened Thursday's session down 1.01% at 19,129.2 points, losing the 19,200 level. Investors remain focused on the Middle East and its impact on oil: Brent rose 2.6% to $111.7 and WTI 2.3% to $99.4, after an attack on Saudi Aramco's Shaybah field and the interception of four vessels in the Persian Gulf by Iran's Revolutionary Guard. Major European indexes opened lower.

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The Ibex 35 falls 1.01% at the open to 19,129.2 points, below 19,200
Brent rises 2.6% to $111.7 and WTI 2.3% to $99.4
At least two dead in an alleged Houthi attack on Saudi Aramco's Shaybah field

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