(BFM Stock Exchange) – The Parisian star index rebounds at the mid -session of this Wednesday, September 3. Investors, however, have an eye on the evolution of long -term states borrowing rates.

The Paris Stock Exchange resumes colors and offers a rebound at mid-session of this Wednesday, September 3. The CAC 40 increased by 0.9%, passing over 7,700 points, at 7,720.75 points.

“European markets should try a technical rebound”, “but behind this start, the looks remain on the outbreak of sovereign debts,” says John Plassard, head of investment strategy at Cité Gestion Private Bank.

Long rates under close surveillance

On Tuesday, the Parisian star index had indeed sold 0.7%, bending under tensions on the bond market. The yield of the British loan at 30 years has reached a higher since 1998 at 5.752%, while its French counterpart has been in unprecedented levels since June 2009, due to fears about the budgets of these two countries.

“Before Monday’s confidence vote, this Thursday’s long -term debt issue is to follow this Thursday on Thursday from the France Trésor agency. The volume announced by the agency is between 9.5 and 11 billion euros on 2035, 2042 and 2056 deadlines. A means of measuring the appetite of investors for the French debt in this sensitive political and budgetary context,” recalls Alexandre Baradez, responsible for market analysis at IG France.

In Japan, the yields of 30 -year -old deadlines also reached a new record this Wednesday, in the wake of political uncertainty in the archipelago.

Investors also learned in the morning of encouraging data relating to the activity of the private sector in Europe. Compiled by S&P Global, the composite index of the final purchase directors (PMI) of the euro zone, increased at 51.0 in August, against 50.9 in July.

The market will be attentive to the last JOLTS report in the US labor department on job offers, and industrial orders for the month of July. Later in the day, the federal reserve will publish its beige book “Beige Book”.

Dericheburg weighed down by customs duties

On the values ​​side, Valneva increased by 5.4% after announcing positive data for its candidate vaccine against Lyme disease, the VLA 15.

In reverse of the trend, Derichebourg drops 11.6% after lowering its profitability target for its offbeat exercise 2024-2025 closed at the end of September.

In the other markets, the euro clips 0.1% against the greenback at 1.1645 dollars. Oil decreases strongly. The November contract on northern sea drops from 1.7% to 67.65 Dollars per barrel while that of October on the WTI listed in New York restores $ 64.28 per barrel. Note the new gold records reached this Wednesday, at 3,546.96 dollars perce.