Keep the 4000 points will be the goal of the day at the Paris Bourse. This threshold was consolidated yesterday with an increase of 1.63%, amid relief on the Greek case. Germany indeed abandon the idea of restructuring the debt. Information that was also relieved Wall Street and Asian markets yesterday.
On Wednesday, the CAC 40 is moving slowly from 0.14% to 4014.84 points. Elsewhere, the London Stock Exchange opened down slightly, the FTSE-100 index lost just 0.05% to 5986.93 points. Frankfurt, by contrast, began with a gain of 0.23% to 7310.56 points.
Already in Asia, the euphoria gave way to doubts after the announcement of a further slowdown in manufacturing activity in China. PMI purchasing managers of the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing (CFLP) fell to 52 last month, cons 52.9 in April.For its part, HSBC has calculated a PMI to 51.6 for May, against 51.8 in April, and noted "a continued moderate growth in manufacturing output accompanied by an easing of inflationary pressures" on last month.
The U.S. employment program
These new investors also encourage Parisians to moderation. Especially since a series of important indicators is expected:
In France, the unemployment rate fell slightly in the first quarter of 2011, to 9.2% of the workforce in France (9.7% overseas departments included), down 0.1 points compared revised figure for the fourth quarter of 2010, INSEE announced Wednesday.
In Europe is provided the manufacturing PMI in May.Then the United States, employment will be honored with the study Challenger (1330) and the monthly ADP (1430), both published before the traditional employment report from the Labor Department, scheduled for Friday . Are also scheduled in the U.S., construction spending and ISM manufacturing.
As for currencies, the euro remains stable against the dollar in morning trading at 1.4427 dollar. For its part, the oil rises, still worn by the announcement on Greece.In morning trading, a barrel of light sweet crude for July delivery took 30 cents to U.S. $ 103 while that of Brent North Sea crude for delivery gained 31 cents identical to 117.04 dollars.
Operators under supervision
As for values to be followed:
Axa: 2.02% to 15.14 euros
The group, which has detailed a plan Wednesday to strategic investors, will sell its Canadian subsidiary to Intact Financial.
Peugeot: -0.37% to 29.30 euros, Renault: -0.15% to 39.36 euros
Registrations of new cars rose 6.2% in May
Schneider Electric: 0.22% to 114.85 euros
The group announced Wednesday a takeover bid of $ 2 billion (1.4 billion euros) to Telvent, a specialist in systems for managing energy infrastructure, water and transport.
France Telecom: -0.57% to 15.81 euros, Bouygues: -0.11% to 32.06 euros, Vivendi +0.15% at 19.42 euros
The mobile phone may be carcinogenic but no formal proof establishes the link between mobile use and brain tumors, cancer specialists have said Tuesday the World Health Organization (WHO).
Arkema: -0.35% to 75.90 euros
The group will enter the CAC Next 20, the antechamber of the CAC 40, and CNP Assurances will be withdrawn with effect from 20 June, the Council decided on scientific evidence of NYSE Euronext Paris. In a statement, Arkema said that NYSE Euronext enters the CAC 60 and the Large NOC is withdrawn.The reverse operation is performed for the CAC Mid 60.
Neopost: -1.16% to 61.50 euros
The group announced an increase in its turnover in the first quarter despite difficult conditions in Europe and confirmed its targets for 2011.
Theolia: 8.40% to 1.42 euros
The group announced Wednesday it had signed an MoU with the National Electricity Morocco (ONE) to develop and implement an entire fleet of 300 megawatts (MW) in Tetouan near Tangier.
Lagardère: 0.51% to 28.52 euros
The group has completed the bulk of the sale of its international magazine to Hearst, which should have a negative impact of EUR 35 million on operating profit of Lagardere Media for 2011.These disposals will impact is the objective announced in March a growth of around 10% of its 2011 operating profit at constant exchange media, which included the magazine internationally.
Neopost: -1.17% to 61.49 euros
The group announced an increase in its turnover in the first quarter despite difficult conditions in Europe and confirmed its targets for 2011.
Belvedere: -1.39% to 61.50 euros
The CEO challenge the fines against him required by the representative of the college's Financial Markets Authority (AMF).
Bourbon and Atos Origin today hold their general meetings.