The CAC 40, which pierced the helm of the 3900 points on Thursday, he regained consciousness Friday, while Wall Street closed on a sharp increase on Thursday night and that the Asian stock markets show to turn their good mood this Friday morning (Tokyo rose nearly 3%). Around 11 am, the CAC 40 index falls into the red (-0.11% to 3912.44 points) after playing in the green in the morning, and after an increase of nearly 2% the day before .
On the foreign exchange market, the euro remains firmly installed above $ 1.41 and remains close to 1.42. According to technical analysis, "all indicators are green for a continued surge in the euro, with 1.46 as the target faster." The Fed has boosted the war of currencies.
On the oil front, crude odds over $ 87 a barrel.Gold, himself, rose to levels not seen Thursday in New York and London, first crossing the threshold of 1390 dollars, after the weakening dollar prompted by the announcement of stimulus U.S. Federal Reserve.
This Friday, we expect retail in September at 11 am for the euro area. United States, the highly anticipated figures of unemployment and employment in October appear to 13.30, as well as the promises of home sales in September. At 20 hours, released figures on consumer credit in September.
Rain of Chinese contracts
Visit France until Saturday, Chinese President Hu Jintao has enabled France to sign contracts for 20 billion dollars.
Airbus 102 aircraft to provide 14 billion dollars and Areva (0.99% to 353.20 euros), 20,000 tons of uranium for $ 3.5 billion.Total (-0.46%) will invest up to approximately $ 4 billion in a petrochemical plant.
Moreover, the president of Areva, Anne Lauvergeon, spoke in an interview on Radio BFM the possibility that Mitsubishi makes a contribution of around 2% stake in Areva.
Axa. Talks have resumed between the insurer and its French counterpart on a possible Australian AMP new offer on the Asian subsidiary of AXA, AXA Asia Pacific.
Survey on the rise of LVMH capital of Hermes
LVMH (+0.21%). The Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) will investigate the surprise entry of the luxury group Hermes capital (+0.8%) in late October.
Renault (1.46% to 40.36 euros, the biggest increase CAC 40) said Thursday evening that its subsidiary to 43% Nissan contribute its results to the tune of 403 million euros in the third quarter of 2010.Nissan released its results on Thursday, the latter being offset from those of Renault's financial year covering the period between 1 April 2010 to March 31, 2011.
STMicroelectronics (0.58% to 6.46 euros). RBS raised its recommendation to "sell" from "hold".
Alstom (-0.63% to 35.57 euros) is still furious cons Eurostar Group increases its offensive to quash the legal tender won by rival Siemens. This contract of 600 million euros has escaped from Alstom, which is struggling to fill its order book.
Yet the results and turnover cascade
The construction materials group Lafarge (-1.88% to 44.39 euros, the biggest drop CAC 40) announced Friday morning that it had decreased by 8% to 372 million euros in net profit in the third quarter, but up 6% to 4.498 billion euros in sales.Lafarge is followed by Alcatel-Lucent continues to be snubbed after the lantern Uygur Thursday.
French reinsurer Scor The (+1.64% to 17.99 euros, one of the largest increases in SBF) posted third quarter net income rose 18% to 111 million euros, above expectations and supported by higher premiums and margins improved significantly, according to a statement released Friday.
Euler Hermes (+1.64% at 68.20 euros) announced Thursday a further improvement of its performance in the third quarter due to continued recovery of the global economy, and announced a future three-year plan designed to boost its growth and profitability
M6 (+1.4% at 18.86 euros) announced a further increase its sales in the third quarter, the M6 has recorded its largest advertising revenue for two years over this period.
For his part, TF1 has the highest increase in DSO: 4.33% to 13 euros. JP Morgan raised its recommendation from "neutral" from "overweight." The title shows its seventh consecutive increase.
NRJ (+0.40%) reported an increase of 11.2% of its turnover in the third quarter and said its advertising revenue had risen in France in October compared to last year.
Gecina (+0.1%) announced a decline of 5.1% of gross rents in the third quarter, in a sluggish economy have led to further downward renegotiation of contracts for offices and an increase in the vacancy rate in its logistics hub.
Figures Eiffage and Bongrain are expected tonight after-hours trading.