(BFM Stock Exchange) – The CAC 40 finished withdraw this Thursday, September 25, after the publication of a new estimate of American GDP for the second quarter showing a resilience of the first world economy.

The Paris Stock Exchange continued its slide. The CAC 40 fell 0.41%, to close under 7,800 points to 7,795.42 points, this Thursday, September 25.

Market operators have digested a salvo of economic indicators in the United States showing the resistance of the world’s leading economy.

The United States’s growth in the 2nd quarter was revised upwards to 3.8% in annualized rate, against 3.3% according to the last revision and even 3% initially.

The weekly requests for unemployment benefits, have declined for their part at 218,000 registrations, that is to say a lower since mid-July.

Beneteau takes water

The market interprets these good news as bad, since it lesses the probability of rapid drops in guiding rate from the American Federal Reserve (Fed).

The BRIEFING.com stock letter thus notes a “decrease in anticipation of drop in rates after published economic data” this Thursday.

On the side of the values, Totalenergies fell 0.2% after announcing a reduction in its share buybacks per quarter, an announcement which had been anticipated by analysts. Berenberg also lowered his advice to “buy” to “keep” on the title.

Excluding CAC 40, Beneteau fell 7.9% after delivering disappointing forecasts for the second half of its 2025 exercise. Trigano on its side earns 4% after having announced robust orders for the exercise which will be closed next year.

Quadient plunged 17.8% after revising its annual prospects due to its mail treatment activity in the United States.

In other markets, the euro restores 0.56% against the dollar to 1.1676 dollars. Oil gives way. The November contract on the Brent de Mer of the North gives up 0.17% to 69.19 dollars per barrel while the same maturity on the WTI listed in New York loses 0.23% at 64.84 Dollars per barrel.