(BFM Stock Exchange)-The Parisian star index fence after having cautiously appreciated the ceasefire between Iran and Israel. The CAC 40 returns under 7,600 points, this Wednesday, June 25.

Tuesday’s rebound was just a straw fire. The Paris Stock Exchange dropped down this Wednesday, June 25, monitoring the situation in the Middle East. The CAC 40 yields 0.76 % to finish its race at 7,558.16 points.

An apparently fragile ceasefire between Iran and Israel entered into force on Wednesday, on the twelfth day of the conflict between the two countries.

“Despite the fears of the weekend following American bombings, we saw a rapid and massive de-escalation of tensions in the Middle East. A limited response from Iran, without impact on energy facilities, and American pressure opened the door to a truce between Israel and Iran,” observes Xavier Chapard, strategist at LBPAM.

“If risks persist (respect for the ceasefire, the real state of Iranian nuclear installations …), this de-escalation is favorable for the world economy,” he adds.

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The market also monitors the declarations of the members of the American Federal Reserve (Fed). After Christopher Waller, the governor of the Fed, who spoke of the idea of ​​a drop in rates in July, last week, this hypothesis was again mentioned by Vice-President, Michelle Bowman on Tuesday. The president of the FED, Jerome Powell, timed the subject.

On the actions side, Stellantis climbed 3.1% worn by Jefferies who went from “to keep” to “buy” on the title.

Outside CAC 40, the Worldline payment group collapsed 38.3% while the company was pinned by a large journalistic investigation writing that the group failed in its control obligations with sulfurous customers.

In the other markets, the euro grabbed 0.05% against the dollar at 1.1618 dollars. Oil resumes a few colors, after a larger drop than expected from weekly petroleum stocks in the United States. The August contract on the Brent de Mer of the North increased by 0.5% to 68.14 dollars per barrel while the same maturity on the WTI listed in New York bounces from 1.9% to 65.60 Dollars per barrel.