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21
"The week will be very nervous," Franklin predicted Tuesday Pichard, director of Barclays stock. On the one hand, the low trading volumes (less than 3 billion at the close Tuesday) and other stress tests published Friday in 16 hours confirm this thesis. Since the beginning of the week, the CAC 40 index opened sharply higher supported by positive results from U.S. companies before gradually slowed down, as the sitting. The trend should be the same on Wednesday.
Asian stock markets closed on Wednesday in a disorganized, Tokyo lost 0.45% to 9258 points, while Shanghai was slightly higher than 0.06%, within minutes of closing.
Meeting between Lagarde and Schäuble
On the macroeconomic front, the appointment of the day is undoubtedly the meeting between Christine Lagarde, Minister of Economy and its German counterpart, Wolfgang Schäuble, at 12:45 pm.The two ministers would discuss the release of such stress tests, for which Christine Lagarde said he was "totally confident". These relate to BNP Paribas, Societe Generale, Credit Agricole and Dexia.
Other values to follow, Airbus, at a time when the fair takes place Fairnborough (south London) until July 25. The European aircraft manufacturer will easily exceed its target of orders in 2010 and could set up 400 orders against 300 originally planned, said Tuesday John Leahy, marketing director of manufacturer, Reuters Insider.
The European Union has also announced Wednesday it would appeal the conviction of the World Trade Organization (WTO) on subsidies provided to Airbus.
The airlines, including Air France will also follow, while five air traffic controllers' unions have called a strike for Wednesday.
World production of crude steel increased by almost 28% over the first six months of the year, but the pace of growth continued to slow in June: 18% from June 2009. Analysts believe the slowdown will become even more acute in the months to come. Investors follow the impact that this announcement will have on companies such as ArcelorMittal.
APRR said vehicle traffic had benefited in the second quarter of disturbances air and rail, and the improved economic No fax pay day loan.The group has published a quarterly revenue, excluding construction rose 5.8% to 491.5 million euros, with vehicle traffic rose 4.5% in the second quarter, in kilometers traveled.
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The ball of results announcements or turnover continues: after-hours trade, Unibail-Rodamco will present its second quarter results. NRJ Group, Mersen (ex Carbone Lorraine), Cegid Sperian reveal them their turnovers in the second quarter.
Accor announced a growth of 5.1% of its turnover in the hotel industry in the first half on a comparable basis. The group earned a higher "backed" by its occupancy rate in the upper and mid-range and higher average prices in France, Germany and the United Kingdom.
The manager of nursing homes and clinics, Orpea, achieved a turnover of 470 million euros, representing organic growth of 9.3% and confirmed its full-year 2012.
Manitou, manufacturer and distributor of material handling, reported Tuesday a sharp rise in quarterly sales, but said the second half anticipate a slowdown in orders and a possible impact of delivery on its sales business.
Hi-Media, publisher of consumer websites, has warned that its net profit in 2010 would be affected by restructuring. The group now expects an operating profit comparable to that of 2009 (16.5 million euros).
Vetoquinol, the veterinary pharmaceutical company, has published a turnover of 138 million euros, up 15% in the first half.The group expects to raise over 200 million euros to pursue its external growth.
Sword Group reported sales of 47.2 million euros in the second quarter, up 7.8% as organic. The services company confirmed its objectives for 2010.
The recovery of steel distributor by IMS Jacquet Metals by a swap of shares is now effective, IMS announced Tuesday a few days after getting the green light from EU authorities. The current CEO of Jacquet Metals, Eric Jacquet, has been appointed to head the new entity.
- The Paris Bourse well digested Business Outcomes
- Wall Street is changing slightly down
- The CAC 40 also fired by the bank
- The Cac 40 should move above 4000 points
- The Paris Bourse is a small step backward

