European stock exchanges succeed they reiterate in closing tonight, started their rally yesterday? Nothing is certain, on Friday. The index in Paris fell into the red immediately after opening up 0.17%. The CAC 40 gave further 1.59% in morning before rising slope, and show an increase of 2.09% to 3154 points in mid-session.
Elsewhere, Frankfurt and London markets opened in the red. But as in Paris, they found colors. Frankfurt gained 2.62%, London, 1.47%, Madrid, Milan and 2.60%, 2.83%. For its part, the Swiss market progressed by 4.36%.
Thursday, ACC closed up 2.59% to 3089.66 points, after falling in mid-session. The day before, he had plunged more than 5%.The same volatility dominates in Frankfurt the Dax closed Thursday up 3.28% and in London where the FTSE-100 index gained 3.11%.
Investors should prove once again nervous at the end of a week marked by extreme market volatility, which saw the CAC 40 push the psychological threshold of 3000 points during trading Thursday before returning to the colors. Investors were reassured by the announcement of a meeting between Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel on August 16 to issue joint proposals on the governance of the euro area. In addition, U.S. markets were supported by two good indicators of the jobless and real estate.Wall Street has ended sharply higher: the Dow Jones has gained 4% and the Nasdaq 4.69%.
Bank stocks rebound
Despite the ban on short selling in the securities of eleven banks and insurance companies to counter the extreme volatility of the stock market values. Still, banking stocks are still abused in the image of BNP Paribas, which issued a statement Thursday night to reaffirm the strength of its capital, Societe Generale and Credit Agricole. Subscribers, these, days, a roller coaster, they repeat across 2 to 4% in mid-session in Paris.
Natixis wins and 4.10%, BNP Paribas, 1 pay day loans.83%, Societe Generale, 2.04%.Crédit Agricole more timid moderates losses, crumbling of -0.31% by mid-day.
No growth in the second quarter
On the macroeconomic front, INSEE reported this morning from zero growth in the second quarter in France (0.0%), against an increase of 0.9% in the first quarter. Inflation also slowed: the consumer prices fell by 0.4% in July, resulting in an increase of 1.9% over the year (against 2.1% from June 2010 to June 2011 ).
Oil is, meanwhile, resumed its decline in trade in Asia, having recovered Thursday in the United States. In morning trading, a barrel of "light sweet crude" was losing more ground at 85.19 dollars. That of Brent North Sea also retreated.
Carrefour jumps more than 5%
Other values to follow, Carrefour pulls out of the game: the way ahead vigorously 5.13% to 18.85 euros.U.S. giant Wal-Mart have mandated UBS to investigate the acquisition of the Brazilian subsidiary of French retailer, according to Reuters citing a source familiar with the matter.
Goldman Sachs lowered its recommendation on Lafarge (-0.17% to 28.96 euros) and withdrew the title from its list of recommended values in priority to the purchase.The intermediary has instead built his list to Saint-Gobain (3.72% to 34 euros) and Vinci (2.42% to 35.3 euros).
Europacorp (3.13% to 3.30 euros), the production company of Luc Besson, Thursday reaffirmed its goal of a return to balance for the current year, despite a sharp decline its turnover in the first quarter.
Derichebourg (2.98% to 3.63 euros) on Thursday confirmed its target of improving its annual net income, after recording a sharp increase in sales over the first nine months of the year.
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