The atmosphere is gloomy in the Paris Bourse. The CAC 40 was down 1.18% in early morning at 4175.58 points.
Yesterday, the Paris stock has stabilized (-0.05%), unable to bounce back after three days down despite the good performance of Wall Street. The Dow has indeed taken yesterday 0.36% and the Nasdaq 0.52%. US markets were boosted by indicators considered of good quality, with a further decline in unemployment and retail sales exceeded expectations.
The European markets meanwhile remain concerned about Greece and the limited success of the loan giant of the European Central Bank (ECB). At its second operation targeted loans, the ECB lent a little less than 130 billion to banks, an amount lower than analysts’ expectations. This and always worrying indicators in the euro zone in particular on the side of inflation increasing the pressure on the ECB could act in the first quarter 2015.
In Greece, the political tension related to the announced Monday in an early presidential election is growing day by day. This election, with its three rounds scheduled on 17, 23 and 29 December intervenes, while on Monday, the euro zone had to extend by two months the aid program enjoyed by Greece, which expired on December 31.
Other bad news, industrial production in China, which increased by 7.2% year on year in November, marking a sharp slowdown from October, a new sign of slowing in the second world economy .
Values to follow
Danone (-0.94% to 54.89 euros) has reaffirmed its interest in its medical nutrition division, thus ending the sale of rumors circulating for months.
Kering (-1.01% to 157.25 euros) has announced the departure of CEO Gucci, Patrizio di Marco and creative director Frida Giannini, his girlfriend, and appointed CEO Italian Marco Bizzarri already oversaw some of the luxury brands Kering.
Zodiac Aerospace (2.72% to 26.80 euros) rose after confirming its annual guidance.
Airbus Group (0.48% to 41.52 euros) in the green restarts after having fallen sharply yesterday, supported by a resumption of monitoring to “buy” by Deutsche Bank analysts.
Saint Gobain (-0.70% to 32.73 euros) : the rating agency Fitch Ratings has placed on negative watch the long-term rating of Saint-Gobain (“BBB”), after the announcement by the French group of building materials its proposed acquisition of the Swiss Sika.
Arkema (-1.56% to 53.51 euros) has completed a successful capital increase of € 350 million to finance in part the acquisition of Bostik adhesives manufacturer, announced in September
Technip . (- 1.49% to 47.70 euros) is in the rougetout like CGG (-3.44% to 6.95 euros) . The government is monitoring “carefully” the proposed acquisition of the latter by the former, according to representatives of the CGG staff.
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