(BFM Stock Exchange) – The Parisian index took 1.37% this Wednesday, July 23, thanks to the agreement between Japan and the United States which has revived the risk of the risk.

The Paris Stock Exchange has resumed beautiful colors, this Wednesday, July 23. The CAC 40 returned to 1.37% at 7,850.43 points, reviving a little after two decreases of drops.

The appetite for the risk of investors has been fueled by the trade agreement established between the United States and Japan which lowers 15% on American customs from Japanese imports, against 25% previously.

This agreement mainly protects the Japanese automotive sector which exports a lot to the United States. Toyota and Nissan also climbed 8% and 14% at the Tokyo Stock Exchange respectively.

These announcements have benefited all European markets. “The agreement concluded with Japan has considerably strengthened the hope that the European Union could also reach a trade agreement, while it was threatened with customs duties of 30% from August 1,” notes Deutsche Bank.

An observation to be qualified because Japan had to make some concessions. Donald Trump said Japan had promised $ 550 billion in investments in the United States, “90% of the profits would be collected by” Uncle Sam’s country.

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The automobile with fanfare

“It seems that the objective of the Japanese government was to protect the Japanese automotive sector at all costs. Its concessions are very significant (…) the extent of the concessions granted by the Japanese government can raise fears of very complicated negotiations with other areas, such as the European Union,” warns Bastien Drut de CPR AM.

On the business side, the automobile was at the party, helped by the Nippo-American agreement. Stellantis increased by 9%, Valeo earned 5.3%, Renault 2.7%and Forvia 3%. “The market hopes that the 15% rate will also be able to apply to European automobile imports,” said an analyst.

The market also had to dissect a slew of publications. Alstom increased by 6% after the publication of its command and its turnover in the first quarter.

Ubisoft won 5.5%. The encouraging prospects for the second quarter have relegated a disappointing start to the year.

Dassault Aviation fell 8.5% sanctioned for having published income and an operating profit below expectations. In particular, the fault of racket deliveries lower than hoped.

Thales abandoned 2.4% despite half -yearly results overall higher than expectations.

New disappointment for Soitec, which plunged 7.9% after yet another dull publication.

On the side of small and medium capitalizations, Stif fell 7%. Despite a half -yearly publication greater than expectations, the group only renewed its annual prospects, which was a pretext for some profits on a title which displayed a gain of more than 200% at the end of the day before.

Except for publications, Abivax flew by more than 500% after having published positive results on advanced clinical studies for its potential treatment in chronic intestine disease.

On the exchange market, the euro fell 0.22% against the dollar at 1.1729 dollars. Oil is retreating. The September contract on the Brent de Mer of the North gives up 0.7% to 68.10 dollars per barrel while the same maturity on the WTI listed in New York loses 0.72% at 64.85 Dollars per barrel.