Jun 9 (Reuters) - The Spanish stock index Ibex-35 opened Friday with a slight rebound, as the market assimilates signs of economic slowdown around the world and tries to anticipate the next moves of major central banks.

Thursday morning's news that the eurozone had entered a technical recession was accompanied by worrying figures on rising unemployment in the United States, which could point to a pause in the Federal Reserve's (Fed) tightening cycle.

"(...) fears about the slowdown in the cycle remain, causing falls in IRRs (-5/-10 basis points yesterday) and commodities," said analysts at the Spanish brokerage Renta 4, who highlighted the fall in oil prices due to "the risk of lower demand" and "rumors of an agreement between the US and Iran on its nuclear program that would pave the way for a greater export of Iranian crude oil".

On Friday, the price of a barrel of Brent crude lost 0.55%.

There was also no favorable news from China on the macro front, as factory gate prices fell in May at the fastest pace in seven years, as weak demand weighed on a slowing manufacturing sector.

Against this backdrop, and considering that no major macroeconomic figures will be released on Friday, all attention is on the week ahead, with the Fed (June 13-14) and ECB (June 15) meetings, as well as the US inflation data (June 13).

Aside from economic and currency concerns, investors were keeping a close eye on developments in cryptocurrencies.

Cryptocurrency platform Binance.US said it will suspend US dollar deposits and its banking partners are preparing to halt fiat dollar withdrawal channels from June 13, amid the regulatory crackdown on the sector in the United States.

At 07:05 GMT on Friday, Spain's selective Ibex-35 stock market index was up 21.50 points, or 0.23%, to 9,359.80 points, while the FTSE Eurofirst 300 index of large European stocks was up 0.15%.

In the banking sector, Santander rose 0.05%, BBVA gained 0.36%, Caixabank advanced 0.05%, Sabadell gained 0.30%, Bankinter gained 0.11%, and Unicaja Banco rose 0.43%.

Among the large non-financial stocks, Telefónica gained 0.67%, Inditex advanced 0.69%, Iberdrola gained 0.17%, Cellnex gained 0.34%, and the oil company Repsol rose 0.19%.

(Information by Tomás Cobos, edited by José Muñoz)