It’s back, the ban on short selling. Spain’s stock market regulator banned short-selling on all Spanish securities on Monday for three months and said it may extend the ban beyond October 23.
The ban, which will not apply to market makers, will apply to any operation on stocks or indexes, including cash operations, derivatives traded on platforms as well as OTC derivatives, the regulator said in a statement.
If Capital markets cannot sell equities let them sell ESP Bonds.
More to follow
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