AFP, published on Friday, November 11, 2022 at 18:25 The Paris Stock Exchange closed on Friday with a rise of 0.58% driven by luxury, which was benefited by positive news from China, and by the prevailing optimism after the slowdown in US inflation. The CAC 40 index rose 37.79 points to 6,594.62 points, the day …
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Passenger cars and vans will be affected from July 1, 2025. Anton Gvozdikov / stock.adobe.com European commissioner Thierry Breton reveals the stricter Euro 7 criteria that will apply to vehicles from 2025. Was the birth of Euro 7 necessary? Thierry Breton, the European commissioner for the internal market, lifts the veil this Thursday on the …
A DGCCRF survey revealed “abusive practices” committed by “several retail brands”. The authorities raise their voices against the abuses of large distribution. In a press release, this Friday, the General Directorate of Competition, Consumption and Fraud Repression (DGCCRF) indicates that it has indicated “abuse of logistics sanctions by several large retailers“Four of them are also …
This is an analysis by Gergely Majoros, member of the investment committee, Carmignac and Carmignac is a very good fund management house. Yesterday the FED raised its rates again by +0.75%! What are they telling us? “Although this week’s meeting is expected to be very aggressive (a 75 basis point rate hike is very likely), …
Accused of underestimating its carbon footprint, the energy company decided to “take legal action” against the NGO. After the strike that interfered with the proper functioning of its refineries and fuel depots, and the long debate -still ongoing- about the “super-profits” accumulated in recent months, a new controversy has arrived that TotalEnergies would have dispensed …
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AFP, published on Tuesday 01 November 2022 at 05h01 The markets welcome the possible victory of the Republicans on November 8 in the US legislative elections and the scenario of a political deadlock, although some are concerned about a possible debt crisis. Struggling for months with a sharp rise in interest rates and the prospect …
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The former consumer electronics giant, implicated for having marketed defective respirators, will cut 4,000 jobs. He has to deal with thousands of complaints all over the world. Bad luck for Philips. Weakened by the scandal over defective breathing apparatus, used in particular by patients suffering from sleep apnea, the Dutch giant is faltering. On Monday, …
At a factory in Hangzhou, China’s Zhejiang province, on October 24, 2022 (AFP/STR) China saw its growth pick up in the third quarter to 3.9% year-on-year despite the confinements, according to official figures published this Monday, the day after the re-election of Xi Jinping in power, which, however, worries the markets . This growth figure, …
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The European Space Agency and Ariane Group, the manufacturer of the European rocket, announce a new change in the calendar. A setback for Europe. The bad news has arrived. Following a meeting between the European Space Agency (ESA), CNES, ArianeGroup and Arianespace, ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher announced a new delay in the launch schedule …
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(Actualisé avec contrats à terme, ouverture du marché obligataire en Europe, clôture de Tokyo) * Les indices européens attendus en hausse de 0,8% à 1,2% * L’Asie dans le vert, Wall Street a rebondi * Le rendement du 10 ans US recule sous 4% * Le dollar cède un peu de terrain par Laetitia Volga …
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