The Paris Bourse Tuesday progressed (+ 0.99%), still supported by the broad support plan launched by the European Central Bank, but without taking his eyes off the negotiations around the Greek debt.
9:38 (8:38 GMT), the CAC 40 index took 45.80 points 4,673.47 points. The day before he had finished up 0.51%, after a hesitant session.
“The Greek leaders, who no longer speak of a debt relief, the idea suggested in past and rejected by Germany and France, should no longer worry the markets beyond measure, in the short term at least, “analysts have estimated Aurel BGC.
” While (the US index) S & amp; P 500 holds 2,000 points, the upward hypothesis is preferred in Europe in the short term while volumes remain high, “they added
On Monday night, Wall Street. rebounded after a session also saw tooth saw with relief oil prices stabilize. The broader S & amp; P 500, the most closely watched by investors, has won 1.30% to 2020.85 point
“After all the headwinds on Greece powered by. arrival of SYRIZA in power, it seems that a calm beginning to prevail “, also stressed Stan Shamu, a strategist IG
” The prime minister (Alexis) Tsipras seemed a little more subtle during the weekend and investors feel that the hard line on the country’s debt will perhaps be a bit neglected, “he added.
new Greek leaders have intensified Monday diplomatic offensive to rally support for renegotiating the debt of over 300 billion euros (nearly 175% of GDP) of the country with the euro area.
On Tour European, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, discussed in the Financial Times, “a debt exchange program” including bonds indexed to growth.
“A series of numbers of encouraging manufacturing indicators have also helped to support the rating recently “added Shamu and prices for industrial production expected in the euro area Tuesday morning in December” are expected to contract due to falling energy prices ” .
In terms of indicators, the United States must also publish their industrial orders for December. Auto sales in January are on the program.
In the field of values, Areva lost 2.04% to 9.60 euros, hit by the prospect of asset impairments and provisions for losses related to the execution of certain contracts, even if the group has reported a slightly better sales than expected in 2014.
Ipsen did not benefit (-0.99% at 43 72 euros) from the announcement of a 4.1% increase in sales in 2014, driven by sales growth in specialty care.
Michelin was penalized (-0 48% to 87.81 euros) by lowering its recommendation to “underperform” against “neutral” previously by Credit Suisse. As Dassault Systemes (-1.66% to 53.19 euros) after the descent of his to “neutral” by Jefferies against “buy” before.
Eutelsat also suffered (-1.06% to 29.96 euros) of lowering its recommendation to “neutral” cons “buy” by UBS.
Remy Cointreau progressed from 2.77% to 67.50 euros in the wake of announcement of the offering by Orpar, holding the Dubreuil family that controls the spirits group, bonds exchangeable into shares of the company.
In the wake of rising oil prices in Asia, oil sector were doing well, gaining 2.03% to Total 47.96 euros and Technip, which has also won a contract with the Chinese company Qingdao Soda Ash Industrial Company for the construction of a factory of chemical compounds amounted to 1.77% to 54.46 euros.
Genticel jumped from 7.35% to 8.32 euros, buoyed by the announcement of the conclusion of a license agreement for the use of its Vaxiclase technology with the Serum Institute of India, with the key payments of up to $ 57 million and royalties.
AB Science off from 7.47% to 16.25 euros. The pharmaceutical company published clinical “positive” results of a Phase II trial of its lead compound masitinib in the second-line treatment of metastatic gastric cancer, and plans to start a Phase III study.
Cafom also rose sharply from 9.18% to 9.99 euros supported by the net reduction of its losses at the end of 2013/14 fiscal offset and the sharp rise in sales late 2014.
Airbus took 0.62% to 47.16 euros. The investigating magistrate Serge Tournaire issued a new order referring in seven former corrections officers EADS (now Airbus Group) and Lagardère and Daimler companies to insider trading, learned Monday AFP source close to the case .
- Euronext (CAC 40)
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