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The CAC 40 should attempt the recovery

July 6, 2010 - 1:48 pm Comments Off

The hesitation should still be the centerpiece of the trading session in Paris on Tuesday. The price volatility in Asia this morning is scary but the return to green after opening indexes down should motivate operators. In particular, Tokyo, the Nikkei closed up 0.77% after having started the day down 1.14%.

Investors Parisian try to turn the page of a session that saw ACC closer Monday to its lowest level this year at 3332 points (-0.48%). Half an hour of opening, the CAC 40 index future rises from 0.39% to 3348.50 points.

These days, markets are not reassured by the mixed indicators published last week, the United States as in the euro area. Doubts over the speed of the global economic recovery weigh more on the morale of the market.In Europe, these fears result in volatility of the euro against other currencies, after falling throughout the morning against the dollar, the euro regains 0.31% to 1.2544 dollars around 7.35.

On Tuesday, the markets await the opening of Wall Street may choose to pursue. U.S. markets open again after an extended weekend related to the national holiday. The meeting will begin with the analysis of the PMI services which will be published shortly after the opening. Apart from this indicator, no other major news is expected.

Air France wants to save

As for values to follow, Air France (Air France-KLM), which showed a record loss last year, plans to cut 4109 jobs over the period 2010-2012 to meet the air transport crisis .

Areva should always be led by Anne Lauvergeon.According to sources close to the matter quoted by Agence France Presse, Nicolas Sarkozy has decided to maintain the group's boss at his post until the end of his mandate. Rumors had often reported the contrary.

Also in the nuclear site EPR Flamanville, led by EDF also suffer delays. An audit suggests a period of 24 months. EDF expected to make the announcement soon.

Lastly, investors would still react to the publication by Stephane Richard of France Telecom's strategic plan for five years. The operator also wishes to reach 300 million customers around the world to this date and hire 10,000 people by 2012.