ACC continues to garner 40 points
Posted by adminThe CAC 40 is continuing its momentum. At the opening, the index in Paris gained 0.34% to 4124.26 points. At the London Stock Exchange, the FTSE-100 is 0.19% at 6049.43 points and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, the DAX 30 was up 0.19% to 7414.23 points.
In terms of technical analysis, the trend remains positive in the short term. Exceeding candid 4130 points would signal a further acceleration upward.
Societe Generale its dividend multiplied by seven
On the podium of the largest increases in the CAC 40 include Sanofi-Aventis and Societe Generale, with respective increases of 2.88% and 2.53%.
In contrast, PPR, which reports tomorrow, shows the largest decrease (-0.56% to 115.15 euros) to Air Liquide (-0.27% to 95.37 euros) and EDF (-0 , 21% to 31.14 euros), which published Tuesday.
Societe Generale: 2.88% to 50.27 euros
Meanwhile, good news comes from the results published by companies, including Societe Generale.After publishing the results in line with market expectations, the banking group has increased its dividend in September by
Societe Generale in its wake Credit Agricole (1.97% to 11.89 euros), BNP Paribas (1.59% to 58.20 euros) and Natixis (1.19% to 4.06 euros) which must publish their results tomorrow (BNP Paribas) and next week (Credit Agricole and Natixis).
Sanofi-Aventis: 2.53% to 51.06 euros
Another announcement that should be reacted in financial markets, even if she was waiting for: the acquisition by Sanofi-Aventis U.S. biotech Genzyme. The two groups have reached an agreement in principle after the French laboratory which will provide $ 20.1 billion plus a certificate of conditional value.
On the macroeconomic front, the news is mostly American with housing starts in January (1430), the producer prices in January (1430), industrial production in January (15.15), the weekly inventory of crude oil (16.30) and the meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee of the U.S. Central Bank (2030) Faxless payday loans.
Renault: 0.70% to 45.98 euros, Peugeot: 0.68% to 30.23 euro
For the EU, new car registrations fell 1.4% in January to 1,041,650 vehicles, announced Wednesday the Association of European Automobile Manufacturers (ACEA).Renault sales fell by 5.2% and Peugeot, 3.4%.
On the currency markets, the euro is rising again against the dollar, gaining 0.53% to 1.3559 dollar.
A battery of results to follow
M6: 0.88% to 18.26 euros
M6 was released on Tuesday a turnover and operating profit in 2010 increased, thanks to the general recovery in advertising expenditure.
Atos Origin: 1.05% to 41.79 euros
Atos Origin has more than tripled its net profit in 2010 to 116 million euros, indicating that they had "achieved its objectives." The group is confident for 2011.
Imerys: 0.43% to 51.86 euros
Imerys will rely on the growth of demand in its markets, particularly in emerging countries and in the paper and steel, to take over the restocking that has supported its findings in 2010, told Reuters its general manager.
Euler Hermes: -1.52% to 73.86 euros
Euler Hermes announced Tuesday a strong rebound in its annual results, driven by a drop in claims, and the resumption of a dividend to its shareholders.
ADP: 0.51% to 64.84 euros
ADP reported a January traffic up 5.5% from 2010.
Bic: +0.40% to 64.58 euros
The group of stationery and disposable Bic has made a net profit up 36.7% to 207.5 million euros in 2010, thanks to gains in market share and reported a very good start 2011.
Orpea: 1.52% to 35.12 euros
Orpea reported Wednesday in a double-digit growth of its business in 2010, supported by organic growth of 8.7% and its external development.Group homes was confident for 2011.
After market, it was the turn of Bricorama (turnover in the fourth quarter) and Icade (results in the fourth quarter) to submit their figures.