(BFM Stock Exchange) – The star index of the Paris Stock Exchange ends up 2.50% on Tuesday, April 8, returning to extremis with the 7,100 points. The markets hope for negotiations between the United States and its trading partners on the eve of the entry into force of the second part of customs from customs.

The Paris Stock Exchange found the way to the increase this Tuesday, April 8, after having dropped almost 12% during the three previous rating days. The CAC 40 bounces 2.50%, reconnecting on the wire with the 7,100 points, at 7,100.42 points.

This rebound movement is fueled by redemptions for cheap after the recent stock market tobacco, but also by hopes that the United States took the path of negotiation with its business partners. Recall that American customs duties will be fully in effect on Wednesday April 9.

Donald Trump said on the Truth Social platform on Tuesday. Having had a “very good telephone conversation” with the South South Korean President Han Duck-Soo,

A Chinese showdown

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said he had spoke with Donald Trump to continue discussions on customs duties he hopes to modify. Scott Bessent, US Treasury Secretary, said Japan would probably have priority in customs duties, because “they came very quickly”.

At the end of European markets, the main indices of the New York Stock Exchange rebounded this Tuesday, April 8, after having cashed the violent customs offensive by Donald Trump. The Dow Jones and the S&P 500 increased by 2.3% while the Nasdaq Composite resumes 2.5%

However, a risk of climbing between Beijing and Washington is still relevant. China has called Donald Trump’s threat as “blackmail” to “blackmail” the taxes on Chinese imports in the United States more than 100%.

Star aeronautics

On the values ​​side, the most marked rebounds were signed by the aeronautical and defense groups which had particularly suffered these last sessions. Thales resumed 5.4%, after having signed a contract to equip the F-16 aircraft of the US Air Force with its Scorpion helmet viewfinder. Safran wins 5% and Airbus advances 2.5%.

In other markets, the euro is stable against the dollar at $ 1.0,915. Oil is sluggish. The June contract on the Brent de Mer of the North takes 0.09% to 64.27 Dollars per barrel while that of May on the WTI listed in New York advances from 0.6% to 61.87 Dollars per barrel.