Paris (Reuters) – The main European scholarships are on small variations Tuesday the day after a session marked by turbulence, especially in France where the Prime Minister resigned.

The trend on the stock market remains cautious with a record of gold, a decline in the euro and a slight increase in the return on state obligations.

In Paris, the CAC 40 barely recovers part of the land lost on Monday, taking 0.01% at 7,972 points around 07:20 GMT, after a drop of 1.36% the day before. In London, the FTSE 100 nibbles 0.09% and in Frankfurt, the Dax grabbed 0.01%.

The Eurostoxx 50 index refuses 0.04%, the FTSEURofirst 300 of 0.07%and the Stoxx 600 of 0.03%.

The term contracts at Wall Street prefigure a drop of 0.20% for the Dow Jones, by 0.16% for the Standard & Poor’s 500 and 0.15% for the Nasdaq in the aftermath of a record session for these last two clues, carried by the multi -year agreement between AMD and Openai.

The persistence of “Shutdown” in the United States and geopolitical risk with the second anniversary of the attack on Hamas against Israel and the intensification of war between Ukraine and Russia slow the appetite of investors, which explains the weakness of variations, despite the enthusiasm on AI.

In France, the resigning Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu was charged on Monday by President Emmanuel Macron to carry out “final negotiations in order to define an action and stability platform for the country” within 48 hours.

On Tuesday, former Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, president of the center-right party Horizons, called for the organization of an anticipated presidential election, while the National Rally (RN) continues to claim a dissolution of the National Assembly and the Socialist Party (PS) The appointment of a Left Prime Minister.

The yield gap between the Bund and the French OAT at ten years old is 86 base points after having touched almost 88 points on Monday, the highest level since January 13, a sign of the distrust of investors.

The euro, which fell on Monday in session at 1.1649 dollars, its lowest level since September, lost 0.22% Tuesday, to 1.1682.

On the stock market, the European bank compartment fell 0.36% with Société Générale, Crédit Agricole and BNP Paribas which are still in the red after the rout of Monday.

Valneva drops 8% after lowering its turnover target for this year.

Shell, which noted its production forecasts for the third quarter, wins almost 2%.

The Danish specialist in offshore wind turbines Orsted gives up almost 1% having raised 59.56 billion Danish crowns (7.99 billion euros) to strengthen his finances.

(Written by Claude Chendjou, edited by Augustin Turpin)

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