The Paris Bourse wins more than 2%
Investors finally found a smile in Paris. The CAC 40 has indeed rebounded to 2.08%, passing the bar of 3600 points. He finished at exactly pointspoints 3617.32. The market which opened in Paris rose sharply accelerated the pace in the afternoon, after payment of first European loan of 14.5 billion euros in Greece and the renewed commitment of Member States of the euro area monitor national budgets.
Other major European markets have resumed in unison. In London, the Footsie has advanced 0.85% to end at 5307.34 points while in Frankfurt the Dax has risen by 1.47%, to 6155.93 points. Wall Street, which also opened in the green, confirmed the trend. Shortly before the close of European stock,
Bargain hunting
The Dow Jones gained 0.72% and the Nasdaq 0.85%. Wall Street has particularly welcomed the results of Wall Mart.The U.S. retail giant, whose numbers are often included as an advance indicator of the U.S. economy has garnered in the first quarter of current year net income of over $ 3.3 billion, well above expectations analysts.
In Paris the CAC 40 was worn by groups rooted in the international advantage of the weakness of the euro and an intense hunt for bargains.
The group's title defense and aerospace firm EADS has been leading the race for almost the entire session. Titles major exporters such as Michelin or Saint-Gobain also benefited from the movement as well as luxury groups. Analysts at JP Morgan believe that the weakness of the euro should be particularly conducive to luxury groups like LVMH and Hermes but also in L'Oreal, and is active in the United States.
After blowing the last few weeks, banking stocks were under PURCHASE cheap. Just before the close, Societe Generale, BNP Paribas and Credit Agricole showed increases of between 2% and 5%
- Green remains at the Paris Bourse
- Asian stock markets euphoric
- The decline continues at the Paris Bourse
- The Paris markets to finish the balance
- Controversy around the financing of the A400M
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