(BFM Stock Exchange) – The Parisian star index has changed little on this first day of the month of September, in the absence of Wall Street, closed for the Labor Day.

One day without Wall Street and, as often, European markets are confused. The Paris Stock Exchange did not shine by its dynamism this Monday, September 1. The CAC 40 finished increasing symbolic from 0.05% to 7,707.90 points, in the absence of American investors, due to a public holiday.

The volumes are like the increase of the day: reduced, since only 1.86 billion euros were negotiated this Monday. The Parisian star index had lost 3.34% last week, weighed down by the political uncertainty caused by the announcement of François Bayrou concerning a vote of trust on September 8.

One week before this crucial vote, the market is obviously awaiting the evolution of the interest rate of the French debt. The yield of the French obligation at 10 years is tense to reach 3.537% against 3.512% Friday evening.

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This week, several major meetings will lead the markets, with the ISM indices, a measure of the activity of the private sector, in the United States, or the results of Broadcom. The main event will however remain the publication of the American employment report for the month of August, Friday. Consensus anticipates the creation of 75,000 jobs last month.

Investors also learned in the morning of encouraging indicators in Europe. The activity in the manufacturing sector of the euro zone increased in August, crossing for the first time since June 2022 the threshold of the 50 points, separating growth and contraction of the activity. The HCOB PMI index of purchasing directors compiled by S&P Global increased to 50.7 points last month after 49.8 points in July.

The unemployment rate in the euro zone fell into July, at 6.2% of the active population, against 6.3% in June, according to Eurostat data.

On the values ​​side, Renault won 1.3%, while Stellantis resumed 0.7% while new car registrations in France increased by 2.18% in August, according to figures from the automotive platform.

In other markets, the euro earns 0.1% against the dollar at 1.1707 dollars. Oil rises. The October Brent of the Northern Sea contract earns 1.1% at 68.26 Dollars per barrel while that of September on the WTI listed in New York advances from 1.25% to 64.81 Dollars per barrel.