(BFM Stock Exchange) – The Parisian star index ends this session of Thursday July 10 in the green, still attentive to the negotiations between the United States and its business partners. The CAC 40 thus revives the 7,900 points.

It is for the moment a flawlessness for the Paris Stock Exchange, which aligns a fourth session in the green. The flagship index of the Paris Stock Exchange climbs 0.3% closing for the first time above 7,900 points since May 21, at 7,902.25 points.

Investors took note in the afternoon of American employment data superior to expectations. Against all expectations, unemployment registrations have contracted 5,000 units over a week, reaching a total of 227,000 last week, where consensus was rising on an increase.

The market has continued to be optimistic when the European Union is waiting to know which sauce it will be eaten on the subject of American customs duties. A spokesman for the European Commission quoted by the BBC said that Brussels hoped to reach an agreement with Washington “in the coming days”.

Hope for a good compromise

On Tuesday, Donald Trump said he was planning to publicize his demands towards the European Union in the coming days.

In the meantime, the American president has continued to announce his customs from customs. Wednesday, the tenant of the White House confirmed that customs duties of 50% on copper imports would come into force on August 1.

The American president has also unveiled new customs surcharge by country, which includes a rate of 50% against Brazil.

“No one really believes that customs duties will be completely removed, but the great resilience of the economy and the capacity to adapt companies could allow economic activity and the profits of companies to continue to grow, despite new American customs rights,” said Jochen Stanzl, analyst at CMC Markets, quoted by AFP. “As long as negotiations are continuing, the hope of a good compromise remains present,” he continues.

Icade less spirits

On the values ​​side, the spirits continue their good journey, Rémy Cointreau leaping 7.7% and Pernod Ricard winning 3.7%.

Icade, for its part, lost 3.10% penalized by a note from Goldman Sachs which has gone from “neutral” to “sell” on the action.

On the side of the small and medium capitalizations, Cogelec gained 8.30% after having made an agreement with a view to its acquisition by Legrand.

Lisi resumed 4.95% after announcing a project to sell his Lisi Medical division.

In other markets, the euro drops 0.45% against the dollar at 1.1684 dollars. Oil unscrews by more than 2%, worried about the risk of an increase in the black gold supply. The September contract on northern Brent of the sea drops 2.10% to 68.74 Dollars per barrel while that of August abandons 2.35% to 66.77 dollars per barrel.