(BFM Stock Exchange) – The Parisian index increases on Tuesday, September 23, carried by the increase in the values ​​of the luxury sector.

The Paris Stock Exchange has taken over a few colors, the day after a sluggish session.

The CAC 40 which earned more than 1% above 7,900 points at the highest, moved away from its peaks of the day to limit its earnings at the end with an increase of 0.54% to 7,872.02 points. The Parisian trend has sagged at the end of the session.

Luxury brought the CAC 40. L’Oréal, the third capitalization of the Paris Stock Exchange, signs the highest increase in the index (+3.5%), followed by LVMH (+3.2%), Kering (+1.9%) and Hermes (+0.9%).

Among other things, the flagship compartment of the Paris Stock Exchange benefited from a note from Bank of America which points to certain “impressive” data in September in the United States and “less bad” in Japan.

Gold from records to records

In terms of indicators, the composite PMI, which measures the activity of the private sector, has reached a higher sixteen months at 51.2. In parallel, the OECD noted on Tuesday its forecast for global growth, at 3.2% against 2.9%, as well as for the euro zone (1.2% against 1%) and the United States (1.8% against 1.6%).

As for values, excluding luxury, Argan gave 2.8% after the property announced slow the pace of its assets citing an unfavorable environment.

Median Technologies sold 8%, after announcing a gap in the authorization of the American placing on its device for early detection of lung cancer.

On the other markets, gold has signed a new record, taking 1% at 3.782.59 dollars an ounce. The euro is stable against the dollar at $ 1.1799. The oil bounces after Donald Trump’s speech to the UN, which called on Europeans to “stop immediately” to buy Russian crude. The November contract on the Brent de Mer of the North takes 1.9% at 67.83 Dollars per barrel while the same maturity on the WTI listed in New York gained 2.15% at 62.93 Dollars per barrel.