Wednesday, February 25, 2015

European shares opened on a stable rating – Capital.fr

The main European stock markets opened on a fairly stable rating Wednesday, following approval by the Eurogroup for the extension of aid to Greece.

In Paris, the
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CAC 40 won three points, or 0.06%, to 4889.44 point around 8:30 GMT. In Frankfurt, the Dax is 0.05% but in London, the FTSE was down 0.16%, hit by oil-related values. The Euro Stoxx 50 index of eurozone loses 0.04% and the FTSE 300 0.05%.

Greece ensured on Tuesday a four-month extension of its financial bailout program, its partners in the euro zone have approved a reform plan watered down compared to election promises and agrees to that social spending will not let slip the budget deficit.

Investors await at 16:30 GMT, Mario Draghi’s speech to the European Parliament on the Annual Report of the ECB.

In the US, the president of the US Federal Reserve will continue in the afternoon’s semi-annual testimony before the Financial Services Commission of the House of Representatives. On Tuesday, she operated a subtle change in the way the Fed to this release of what will be the first increase in policy rates since 2006.

In China, activity in the sector manufacturing has reached a highest February four months but export orders posted their largest decline in 20 months.

In France, consumer confidence rose two points in February its highest level since May 2012, but still below its historical average.

Values, Telefonica lost 1.10%, sanctioned for 2014 operating profit down 19%.

Axa, the head of the CAC 40 is 3.80%. The French insurer said on Wednesday a net profit up 12% in 2014 to 5,020,000,000 euros and said he was confident his savings target.

It is followed by Gemalto gaining 2.7%. The group delivered its conclusions on an alleged piracy of its SIM cards and found no massive theft of encryption keys.

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Bouygues was down 0.17%. The construction group, penalized by the difficult construction market in France and the price war in telecom, announced an operating profit down to 888 million euros in 2014.

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Suez Environnement gives up 1.71% despite the publication of results up under 2014. The action of the group grew by more 17% since the beginning of the year.

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Vallourec to fall 6.47%, signing the largest decrease in the Stoxx 600, or course- News | Consensus | Company
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Ipsos decrease of 3.41%

North Sea Brent Oil remains below 60 dollars a barrel bar, the energy index (-0.51%) posting one of higher losses stoxx 600.

(Claude Chendjou for the French service, edited by Wilfrid Exbrayat)

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