(BFM Stock Exchange) – The Parisian star index closes sharply, back on the 7,600 points against the backdrop of the geopolitical front. Donald Trump assures that Iran and Israel have agreed on a ceasefire.

The situation in the Middle East continued to dictate the market tempo. The Paris Stock Exchange recorded its first increase in the week on Tuesday, June 24, June 24. The CAC 40 climbed 1.04% to close above the 7,600 points, to 7,615.99 points.

While Iran and Israel enter the twelfth day of their conflict, Donald Trump said on the night of Monday to Tuesday that the two countries had accepted a cease-fire. Tuesday afternoon, the tenant of the White House assured that this truce was now “in force”, after having previously accused the two countries of having violated it.

Tehran and Tel Aviv promised that they would retaliate to any violation of the ceasefire.

The American president also said that China could continue to buy oil from Iran. The crude prices, which were already in sharp decline, accelerated (a little) their fall following this last declaration.

Alstom climbs

The contract on northern sea brents gave up 2.5% to 68.86 dollars a barrel after having already unscrewed 8.5% the day before. The August contract on the WTI listed in New York collapses from 5.7% to 64.59 dollars per barrel.

Investors also learned about the first declarations of the President of the American Federal Reserve (Fed) which was auditioned this Tuesday and Wednesday by the House of Representatives. Jerome Powell said the Fed could “wait” before making a drop in interest rates, evoking inflation still too high and an always solid labor market.

“For the moment, we are well placed to wait to know more about the likely evolution of the economy before considering any adjustment of our policy,” said Jerome Powell.

Still in the United States, the consumer confidence index of the Conference Board was against all expectations degraded in June at 93 where the consensus awaited 99, and after 98.4 in May.

On the values ​​side, the fall in oil prices leads to several collateral effects on actions. Air France-KLM rebounded by 8.6% because the fuel bill is one of its most important spending stations, while Totalenergies returned 3.3%.

Alstom climbed 7.7% helped both by the context favorable to cyclical values ​​as well as several commercial successes.

Ayvens won 6.3% while UBS initiated its follow -up to purchase, while Nexans resumed 5.55% thanks to Deustche Bank which started its coverage on purchase on the cable manufacturer.

OVHCLOUD dropped 16.3% after delivering disappointing growth in the third quarter of its 2024-2025 fiscal year.

On currencies, the euro takes 0.35% against the dollar at 1.1617 dollars.