(BFM Stock Exchange) – The index took 0.19% this Friday, June 6 after the American employment report reported positions of positions a little above expectations. But the devil hides in the details.

With a little breath, the CAC 40 hooks a last rise in the meeting this week. CAC 40 took 0.19% to 7,804.87 points, this Friday, June 6. Over the whole week, the Parisian index has an anecdotal increase of 0.68%.

The American employment report was the real highlight of the day. Over the fifth month of the year, the country created 139,000 jobs, against 125,000 expected by economists, while the unemployment rate remained stable at 4.2%, online with forecasts.

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Thales fell

But, underlines Bastien Drut, responsible for the strategy of economic studies of CPR AM, the “details (of the publication) are less favorable”. The statistics of the previous months have been revised downwards, the interim relapse, and the eduction and the health represent 60% of the creations of May posts, which underlines the low dynamic in the other sectors, he lists.

“This report does not show enough degradation of the labor market for the members of the monetary policy committee of the American Federal Reserve (Fed) to intervene, but it shows enough to stay on their guard,” concludes Bastien Drut.

In the euro zone, the growth of the first quarter was reviewed by Eurostat at 0.6% against 0.3% for a first estimate.

On the side of the values, there was no major movement on the CAC 40, apart from Thales which lost 4.1% (but still earns 88.6% since the start of the year). Dassault Systèmes fell 1.3% after having shifted by one year its medium -term objective objective per share, a decision which hardly surprises investors.

In the other markets, the euro fell 0.4% against the dollar to 1.1398 dollars. Oil rises. The August contract on the Brent de Mer du Nord takes 1.8% at 66.52 dollars per barrel while that of July on the WTI listed in New York gains 2% at 64.65 Dollars per barrel.