Tom Powell
SPAIN’S stock exchange has suffered its worst month in three years amid serious worries over the economic situation in China.
The Ibex 35, based in Madrid, closed August with a drop of 8.24% on July.
The final session, on Monday, closed with a fall of 0.91%.
Yesterday, trading was also slightly down, although not as bad as some had feared.
It comes as stock markets across Europe are stuttering in the wake of China’s sudden economic slowdown.
