European shares were changing significantly in the red Tuesday, accusing the kick after the blasts that struck in the early morning the international airport and the Brussels metro, but not panic.
“What is happening in Brussels clearly weighs, it reminds very bad memories of the terrorist attacks in Paris and logically fear returns to the markets,” said Xavier de Villepion an HPC vendor shares. “The irrational reflex is more pronounced that we do not yet know exactly what happened,” he added. “The shock from Belgium leads an echo of fear in the markets,” also explained Connor Campbell, analyst at Spreadex.
The Paris Stock Exchange lost 0.91% in late morning, the London 0.79%, the Frankfurt 1.15%. In Brussels, the place was losing 0.84%, 1.43% in Madrid and Milan 1.50%.
Explosions hit Brussels international airport, killing at least 13 people dead and 35 wounded and the subway in the city.
the most affected values were logically those related to transport and tourism, fearful investors negative impact for sectors already weakened by the attacks in Paris the terrorist threat in Europe.
Values to follow
In Paris, the most affected titles were those of the Accor hotel group, down 5.71% at 36.76 euros, airline Air France-KLM (-5.11% to 8 euros), Aéroports de Paris (-3.09% to 108.15 euros) and Eurotunnel (-3.25% to 9 68 euros).
in London, IAG (British Airways and Iberia companies) fell by 4.84% to 531 pence, EasyJet 4.06% to 1,440 pence and 4.34% Ryanair 13 10 euros.
Among the tour operators, TUI lost 3.49% to 968 pence and Thomas Cook 6.27% to 87 pence. The hotel group InterContinental Hotels abandoned in turn 2.88% to 2,734 pence and specialist Carnival cruises let go 3.08% to 3,404 pence.
In Frankfurt, Lufthansa occupied the last place in the Dax, losing 2.37% to 13.98 euros.
in Stockholm, the Scandinavian airline SAS also sank to 3.26%. Meanwhile in Oslo, the Norwegian low cost carrier lost nearly 3% while in Helsinki, Finnair yielded 2.2%.
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