Busy schedule these days. The successor to Dominique Strauss-Kahn to head the International Monetary Fund could indeed be announced this Tuesday – Christine Lagarde is the favorite -. But it is about Greece that all eyes remain fixed, while growing and sy strikes may last until the vote of the austerity plan by the Greek Parliament which must take place by Thursday. However, it seems, according to analysts, the markets are betting on good news. While the euro area would, as a precaution, already developed a backup in case of a negative vote.
In the wake of Wall Street is stepping up its gains since the opening day, the Paris Bourse ends in a net increase of 1.46% to 3851.89 points.Optimism is the same on other stock markets: featuring Dax index of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange finished up 0.88% to 7170.43 points and the London Stock Exchange, the FTSE-100 index of major values gained 0.78% to 5766.88 points.
On the currency markets, the euro has stabilized at 1.4305 dollar. Oil prices also rose in New York, the market betting on the release of new funds for Greece to prevent it from falling into bankruptcy. To 15 hours, on the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex), a barrel of "light sweet crude" for August delivery traded at 81.84 dollars, up $ 1.23 from the previous day.
Housing: housing starts and building permits up
On the macroeconomic front, the number of starts of new homes increased by 11.4,% year on year in France for the period from March to May, while the number of building permits for these homes has increased 4.3%, according to figures from the Ministry of Housing.
At 18 hours, will be published the figures for registered job seekers and offers collected by the job center in May.
In the U.S., the price of houses fell 0.1% in April, down very low which could indicate a stabilization of the real estate market housing in the early spring season marked by a more many purchases.The S & P / Case-Shiller, measured in 20 metropolitan areas in the U.S. data seasonally adjusted, was expected down 0.2% according to economists polled by Reuters. Data not in CVS, however, the index increased 0.7%, its first increase in eight months.
The U.S. consumer confidence is, she fell in June to its lowest level since November 2010 because of concerns about jobs and economic recovery, according to figures released Tuesday by the Employers' Federation Conference Board. The confidence index fell to 58.5 in June, after 61.7 (revised from 60.8) in May. The median consensus analysts polled predicted by an index to 60.5.
Carrefour jumps, Casino unscrews Accor (4.51% to 29.87 euros) is the head of the CAC40.Against a background of optimism about the outcome of the parliamentary debate on the budget austerity in Greece, the banking sector performs well: Crédit Agricole climbed 3.56% to 9.9887 euros, Societe Generale is 3.03% to 38.81 euros, BNP Paribas rose 1.93% to 51.13 euros and Natixis gained 1.75% to 3.31 euros.
EADS: + 2.22% to 22.54 euros
China could control dozens of Airbus during a visit of Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao Tuesday in Berlin, said on Monday sources familiar with the matter.
Carrefour: + 3.74% to 27.44 euros; Casino: -5.61% to 62.20 euros
The distribution group received Monday a "proposal" to create Gama Brazilian joint venture equally owned by both groups in Brazil, the latter to eventually become a shareholder of Carrefour.Casino intends to disturb their alliance, saying the project "hostile", prepared in secret, but against which "has the power to oppose."
In addition, the rating agency Fitch has downgraded the French retailer Carrefour up a notch to BBB +, along with a negative outlook, expressing concern the pace of recovery activities and French pressure from shareholders , said in a statement Tuesday.
Thales: 0.39% to 28.50 euros
According to an internal study cited by the Tribune, the electronics group shows a drastic decrease of 13% of customer satisfaction since the arrival of the new direction.Some regret the centralization of applications and other lack of attention to their concerns.
Lagardère: 1.42% to 28.14 euros
Analysts at the Swiss bank UBS raised their recommendation on the title to "buy" against "neutral" before.
Trigano: -5.58% to 21.76 euros
The specialist for caravans and motorhomes has said it expects a sales growth and results in 2011, following growth of 8.2% of its business in the third quarter, which covers the period from March to May
Teleperformance: -8.11% to 19.14 euros
The global call center cut its operating margin target in 2011 because of the recent slowdown in its business in the United States.
BioAlliance Pharma: + 1.50% to 6.10 euros
The biotechnology company said it had filed with the French Drug Agency an application for leave to Phase III clinical trial for Livatag, treatment of primary liver cancer.
CGG Veritas: + 0.80% to 23.37 euros
The group signed with the oil services group Bourbon marine services to offshore oil and gas a charter contract for five years to six new vessels support and assistance to its seismic surveys.
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