(BFM Stock Exchange) – The Parisian index closes slightly increased this Monday, September 29, failing to cross the threshold of 7,900 points. The decrease in totalnergia has slowed down the ascent of the CAC 40. The United States is yet another time in the risk of closing administrative services in the absence of a budget agreement.

The Paris Stock Exchange wins a few points fractions to start the week. Its flagship index, CAC 40, nibbles 0.13% approaching 7,900 points, at 7,880.87 points at the end of the session on Monday, September 29.

The market has avoided too marked initiatives in the absence of obvious catalysts. The risk of a “Shutdown”, that is to say the closure of American federal services, was also able to penalize the trend.

“The absence of a budget agreement at the Congress could provoke a federal ‘Shutdown’ on October 1. If the macro impact (economic, editor’s note) is historically limited, uncertainty could destabilize confidence and accentuate volatility,” explains John Plassard, of Cité Gestion.

A “Shutdown” would have the collateral effect of the postponement of the monthly report on the programmed American employment (for the time being) on ​​Friday.

Luxury progresses

On the values ​​side, luxury behaved well. At the top of the CAC 40, Kering won 4.7%, Hermès, 2.4%, and LVMH 1.4%. In a note published this Monday, UBS noted its course objectives on Kering and LVMH upstream of the next publication season.

Red lantern of CAC 40, Totalenergies fell 2.2% after unveiling its strategy and growth prospects during an investor day organized in New York.

The plans unveiled this Monday “report modest changes and suggest that Totalenergies could find it difficult to maintain its debt ratio below 20% while respecting its plans, unless the prices of raw materials are maintained at current levels,” said Royal Bank of Canada.

Exoseens increased by 3.3% after announcing a “major” order from the Spanish army.

Bonduelle won 2.2% after publishing all the results of its 2024-2025 financial year.

Interparfums, on the other hand, sold 1.8%, weighted by a lowering of recommendations from Bank of America which went to “underperformance” on the value.

On the other markets, gold crossed the $ 3.800 threshold for the first time on Monday, and takes 1.9832.50 dollars perce. The euro fell 0.1% to $ 1.1715. Oil gives way after anticipations of an increase in supply from member countries of the organization of oil exporting countries and their allies.

The November contract on the Brent de Mer du Nord plunges from 3.3% to 66.94 Dollars per barrel while the same maturity on the WTI listed in New York collapses from 3.7% to 63.30 dollars per barrel.