The markets show their optimism, obviously confident about the possibility of an agreement between Greece and its creditors, after a summit billed as crucial to the future of the country.
In Paris, the CAC 40 jumped more than 3%, also supported by telecom stocks soaring after the offer of Altice, the parent of Numericable, SFR, Bouygues Telecom on.
Elsewhere in Europe, in Madrid the Ibex wins 2.8%, the London Stock Exchange rises 1.23% in Frankfurt the Dax took 3.28%, while the general index of the Athens Stock Exchange skyrocketed by more than 8%.
The NYSE has in turn opened higher, boosted by renewed hope of an agreement in the Greek case. The Dow Jones gained 0.51% to 18,108.77 points in early trade. The Standard & amp; Poor’s 500 largest, grew by 0.57% to 2,121.95 points and the Nasdaq Composite takes 0.60% to 5148.04 points.
On bond markets, borrowing rates of countries of southern Europe, the most sensitive to twists of the Greek crisis, relax tight. The 10-year rate of Italy retreated to 2.15% against 2.28% over Friday on the secondary market where previously issued debt is traded by states. The rate of the same maturity of Spain stood at just over 2.13% against 2.273%, that of Portugal flowing back to 2.89% against more than 3% on Friday. The 10-year rate of Greece also retreated to a lesser extent to nearly 11% against 12.7% on Friday.
Hervé Rousseau
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