(News Bulletin 247) – After two rebound sessions, the Paris Stock Exchange lost ground this Wednesday in the absence of American operators. The CAC 40 thus ended down 0.77%, to return below 7,600 points, to 7,570.20 points this Wednesday evening.

Deprived of Wall Street, the Paris Stock Exchange concedes part of the ground gained on Monday and Tuesday and returns below 7,600 points. The CAC 40 closed down 0.77% this Wednesday evening at 7,575.64 points without the support of its favorite compass closed for a public holiday, linked to the commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States.

Analyst notes punctuated the session

On the value side, analysts made rain and shine in a market deprived of activity. Dassault Systèmes dropped 3.1% penalized by a lowering of recommendation from BNP Paribas Exane. The research office downgraded its opinion to underperform and lowered its price target to 30 euros.

Accor signs the second strong increase in the CAC 40 (+1.45%), just behind Publicis (+1.46%) while Barclays has moved to “overweight” on the value, appreciating its move upmarket and its geographical positioning.

Excluding the flagship index, Getlink ended up 1.3% thanks to a boost from UBS. The Swiss bank purchased the Channel Tunnel operator this Wednesday, judging that the group should regain market share and benefit from a better price environment at the end of the year.

Note that Golden Goose has decided to postpone its entry on the Milan Stock Exchange, scheduled for this Friday, June 21, due to the political climate in Europe.

On other asset classes, the euro is stable against the dollar at 1.0745 dollars. Oil remains at its highs from the end of April while markets are counting on a recovery in demand in the summer season. The August contract on North Sea Brent gained 0.1% to 85.42 dollars per barrel, while that of July on WTI listed in New York gained 0.1% to 80.78 dollars per barrel. barrel.