(BFM Bourse) – The Parisian index advanced slightly at mid-session this Tuesday, while values experienced slight movements.
The Paris Stock Exchange does not have much more conviction this Tuesday than the day before. But the trend, at least, is positive. The CAC 40 rose 0.3% at mid-session, to 7,354.86 points.
A small increase probably linked to the decline in bond yields, since the rate of the German 10-year sovereign bond fell by 2 basis points (0.02%) to 4.24% and that of France by four basis points .
Investors may be a little hesitant at the start of the week, which will be mainly marked by the publication of the American employment report for November on Friday afternoon.
“Markets are a little nervous ahead of this week’s U.S. jobs numbers, which could either reinforce or undermine the view that interest rates have peaked and rate cuts are on the way. course,” notes Russ Mold of AJ Bell.
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Carmat leaps
On stocks, the differences are frankly contained: STMicroelectronics gains 1.6% while Alstom falls by 1.6%.
On the smaller capitalization side, Carmat takes more than 30% after announcing the commissioning of a second production building for its Aeson artificial heart.
The maritime transport and aeronautical engineering specialist Clasquin jumped 37.4%. The controlling shareholders of the company, with 42% of the capital, have entered into exclusive negotiations with Shipping Agencies Services (SAS), a subsidiary of the maritime carrier MSC to sell their shares, all on the basis of an enterprise value of 325 million euros. SAS intends to file a public purchase offer (OPA) on the balance of the shares, once this block has been purchased.
On other markets, the euro fell 0.15% against the dollar, to 1.0820 dollars. Oil contracts are sluggish. The February contract on North Sea Brent is stable at $78.02 per barrel while that of January on WTI listed in New York lost 0.2% to $72.93 per barrel.
Julien Marion – ©2023 BFM Bourse