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The Paris markets to finish the balance

Caution and reluctance on Tuesday at the Paris Bourse. The CAC 40 ended marginally in green, up 0.15% at 3612.76 points, after a gain of 1.22% to 3607 points on Monday. The wait is placing on the European markets. In London, the Footsie closed up 0.38% to 5111.84 points while in Frankfurt the Dax finished at equilibrium, nibbling 0.24% to 5498.26 points

The markets are eagerly awaiting the meeting of European heads of state on Thursday. They could announce measures to help Greece out of the crisis. A prospect that delighted investors."If markets anticipate real risk of restrictive fiscal policy, growth in coming years will be reduced to decrease with an increase in taxation and / or a reduction in state spending, but analysts fear of Aurel.

In addition to the annual report of the Court of Auditors, the macroeconomic news is strong in the rest of Europe, the German export growth of 3% on the month in December, data adjusted for seasonal variations, and 3 , 4% yoy, according to the Federal Statistics Office Destatis.

The euro stood up against the greenback, going above $ 1.37. One hour of closing, the euro bought 1.3762 dollars against 1.3648 dollars Monday to 23 hours.The extreme volatility is enormous and paris.

Renault with Nissan looking

Unibail-Rodamco (-5.48% to 145.65 euros) has announced a recurring net profit per share rose 7.1% to 9.19 euros and foresees for 2010 a growth of that income between 0% and 2 % low fee payday advance . The group proposed a dividend increase of 6.7% compared to 2008.

The heavyweights of the Paris stock exchange, such as Sanofi-Aventis (-0.62%), EADS (-1.03%) or Total (-0.83%), the largest market capitalization of France, are still at trend.

Vallourec (+3.41%) is supported by an increase in recommendation and price target from JP Morgan.

The banking stocks such as BNP Paribas (+2.4%) and Societe Generale (2.84%), are well oriented.

Nissan, the Japanese partner Renault (+3.20% at 33.68 euros), plans to conduct in 2009-2010, a profit of 35 billion yen, against a loss of 40 billion previously expected.

Moreover, Carrefour (+1.35%) receiving a positive note from Morgan Stanley.

Euro Disney (-4.22% to 4.54 euros) announces revenues for the first quarter of 2009/2010 financial year fell by 10.5% to 292 million euros.

Faurecia (-3.50% to 13.78 euros) has reduced its net loss in 2009 to 433.6 million euros against a loss of 574.8 million in 2008, and wants to pursue cost reductions in 2010, where it is an "operating margin of over 200 million euros.