(BFM Stock Exchange) – The Parisian index resumed a little colors this Friday, taking advantage of Donald Trump’s decision to give himself time on the posture to adopt in this conflict between Israel and Iran. On the week, the CAC 40 lost 1.24%, on the other hand.
The Paris Stock Exchange offers a little more peaceful weekend, while the conflict between Israel and Iran entered its eighth day. The CAC 40 increased by 0.48%, but however failed to preserve the 7,600 points, to end at 7,589.66 points, this Friday, June 20.
The Parisian star index saw its copious advance reduced over the afternoon. He earned another 1.1% at the height of the day, positively reacting to Donald Trump’s statements about the involvement of the United States in the conflict between Iran and Israel. While several media have spoke of a potential American strike in the coming days, the American president has timed.
“The spokesperson for the White House, Ms. Karoline Leavitt, said (Thursday) evening that Mr. Trump had dictated a message saying that ‘on the basis of the fact that there is a substantial chance that negotiations take place or not with Iran in the near future, I will make my decision to go there or not in the next two weeks”, notes Deutsche Bank.
“Donald Trump’s ambivalent comments maintain uncertainty about the participation of the United States in Iran strikes, which could still last two weeks after the White House,” said Xavier Chapard, strategist at LBPAM.
Over the week, the CAC 40, however, sold 1.24%, worried about the situation in the Middle East.
Eutelsat’s rebound
On the values ​​side, Eutelsat flambé by 30.8% after announcing a massive capital increase of 1.35 billion euros. A financial intermediary believes that open sellers may have unlocking their positions after this announcement.
In terms of the smallest values, the Lighton AI specialist jumped 26% after having signed a contract with an Arianegroup subsidiary.
In the other markets, the euro grabbed 0.1% against the dollar to $ 1.1525. Oil is decreasing. The August contract on the Brent de Mer du Nord plunges 3.1% to $ 76.40 a barrel while the August that on the WTI listed in New York limits its withdrawal to 0.3% to 73.27 dollars.
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