The Irish crisis continues to undermine markets. The Irish government is on the verge of explosion. Failing to agree to resign, the Irish prime minister announced that Parliament will be dissolved in January. Political tensions that add to pressures on marchés.L aid announced Sunday a plan to support the country by the EU and the IMF has not reassured long: European stock markets were closed in fall Monday evening after playing in the green early in the session. In Paris the CAC 40 dropped 1.07% Monday, closing of 3800 points yet.
On Tuesday, the trend is still bright red. Halfway through, the CAC 40 was down 0.95% at 3782.67 points, settling in the 3800 points. The significant widening in the red of Wall Street leads the CAC 40 down around 2%.Even febrile atmosphere at the Frankfurt stock exchange where the Dax lost 0.30% to 6801 points against 6822.05 points yesterday at the closing and in London the FTSE-100 fell by 0.69% to 5641.80 points.
Fear of contagion to other countries, Portugal and Spain in sight, gives new reasons to markets to tighten. "Portugal is emerging as the next potential victim of this crisis of European sovereign debt," say experts and Barclays Exchange. From its side, Greece has failed to achieve its objective of reducing public deficits, and Spain during the auction of short-term bonds Tuesday, high rates emerged, a sign of renewed tension.
On the currency markets, the euro will move down. About 11:00 am in Paris, the euro bought 1.3592 dollars against 1.3622 dollars Monday night.A decline which is again a sign that investors are cautious and worried.
On the other hand, the maximum voltage between the two Koreas. North Korea on Tuesday fired shells on an island in its southern neighbor, injuring and killing at least one soldier, according to news reports, which sparked an armed response from Seoul
Contradictory signals on French growth
After two months of gains, the index of business climate has stabilized at 104 points, or above its long-term average, according to latest figures from INSEE no credit check personal loans."This month, the economic climate remains hesitant in most sectors," notes the Institute of Economic Research.
While indices in services, trade and construction are up slightly, industry climate has deteriorated, falling from 102 in October to 100 in November.
The growth of activity in the euro area accelerated in November, thanks to a rebound in activity in the private sector in France and Germany, according to preliminary results of monthly surveys Markit.The PMI "flash" of services rose to 55.2 against 53.3 in October (consensus 53.1).
United States, will be detailed in the third quarter GDP (second estimate) at 14:30 and will be released at 16 hours of home resales in October.
The bank penalty
Values on the forehead, as banking stocks are usually the first to suffer problems of sovereign debt in European countries. Stock traders fear that the Irish aid plan only grows rating agencies to downgrade their rating on the country-which has already been announced by Moody's yesterday, and will force Ireland to fund more expensive and of digging and a little more its huge debt and deficit of 33% of GDP.
Thus, Credit Agricole accuses one of the largest decreases of ACC.However, it slightly reduced its losses (-1.89% to 10.38 euros) after saying that its exposure to sovereign debt of Ireland was now "very significant". Societe Generale dropped 1.68% to 39.98 euros, BNP Paribas 2.13% to 51.02 euros and Natixis 1.93% to 3.65 euros.
The Red Lantern is the CAC 40 dropped 2.22% to Axa at 12.33 euros.
Lafarge loses his hand to 43.84 euros 2.02%.The title is limping along after a lowering of recommendation from Citigroup to "hold" cons "buy."
Arcelor Mittal sells 2.17% to 23.77 euros in the wake of metals prices, which fell in London and Shanghai in favor of arbitration because the dollar Tuesday after the bombing of a South Korean island by North Korea .
Zodiac: 40% growth in sales per year for
Zodiac Aerospace (-2.97% to 48.38 euros), on which its competitor Safran waived last week to bid, confirmed Tuesday morning that target a growth of over 40% of its turnover on the next three years after a 2009-2010 fiscal year marked by a limited decline of 1% of organic sales.
Air France-KLM (-1.56% to 13.85 euros) will increase the capacity of a part of its fleet by removing the first class in some of its aircraft for the benefit of the economy class, reported The Tribune.
Gecina (-1.56% to 13.85 euros) announced on Tuesday to 440 million acquisition of office space in three operations in the context of its objective to increase the value of this heritage from 5.5 to 9 billion by 2014.
Thales (0.57% to 26.65 euros) Group specializes in aerospace, defense and information technology is expected to announce tomorrow from 1000 to 1500 job cuts, according to unions quoted by the AFP and confirming information of Challenges.fr.Thales declined to 13% of its orders in the first nine months of the year and some programs, such as the A400M, cost more than expected.
EDF (-1.12% to 32.81 euros) a direct result of their recent dispute over a nuclear project in the United States, EDF wants to gradually sell its shares in the capital of its U.S. partner Constellation.A paper was presented yesterday with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), gendarme market, noting that 14.6 million shares will be sold for a total of 415 payday cash loan.4 million.
EADS (-0.65% to 16.86 euro) The North American subsidiary of the aircraft manufacturer has called an "accidental" an administrative error by the U.S. Air Force who mixed some documents relating to the tender for the supply of tanker aircraft.
EADS also hopes to finalize an order for four A380 here in March 2011 with the Japanese low-cost airline Skymark Airlines.In an interview with Bloomberg, Kiran Rao, Airbus vice-president in Japan, is betting on the international expansion of the company that would allow him to regain some share of Japanese market to Boeing, which dominates today.
Renault (-0.67% to 43.50 euros) The Renault-Nissan and Russian AvtoVAZ plans to produce all small MPV for the Russian market in 2012, according to the Nikkei newspaper. The daily added that Nissan will take a 10% stake in AvtoVAZ.Conversely Peugeot (1.53% to 31.84 euros) and Michelin (1.08% to 55.34 euros) are among the highest increases of ACC 40.
Arkema (-0.34% to 47.72 euros), which holds an investor day today, announced Monday it would triple its production capacity to its plant in China specializing in Polyamides by 2013, to meet the strong demand of its customers in this area.
Technip (-0.07% to 60.51 euros) The Italian subsidiary of the French specialist in oil and gas equipment will participate in the development project of the Cienfuegos refinery in Cuba to $ 6 billion (4.4 billion euros). This contract was won by a subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corp..
Conversely Alcatel Lucent (1.21% to 2.11 euros) rebounds and sign the largest increase in the ACC after losing 21.5% since October 22.Alcatel announced Tuesday the signing of a contract worth several million euros with Saudi Telecom Company to expand its broadband access network