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Find all the economic and financial information on our Orishas Direct application to download on Play Store* The Stoxx 600 index gained 0.2% but the CAC 40 in Paris lost 0.23% * Wall Street also in scattered order at mid-session * The brexit deadlock weighs on Europe; in the USA, the health situation worried But vaccines continue to raise hope PARIS, Dec 8 (Reuters) - European stock markets ended in order scattered Tuesday but above their lowest of the day, the news of the second part of the session and the relatively good performance of Wall Street having them allowed to regain ground even if fears of a failure of the discussions on the post-Brexit period continue to weigh on the trend. In Paris, the CAC 40 fell at the close by 0.23% (12.71 points) to 5,560.67 points, after a low of 5,521.87. In London, the FTSE 100 gained 0.05% and in Frankfurt, the Dax grabbed 0.06%. The EuroStoxx 50 index fell 0.12% but the FTSEurofirst 300 rose 0.23% and the Stoxx 600 rose 0.2% while it lost 0.58% at mid-session. At the time of the close in Europe, Wall Street was also trading in the disorder, the Dow Jones up 0.31% and the Standard & Poor's 500 by 0.14% while Nasdaq Composite lost 0.06%. U.S. investors remain concerned about health situation in the United States, which requires several states including California and New York to tighten restrictions, but find reason for hope in the prospect of an upcoming green light from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to Pfizer and BioNTech. In Europe, the favourable evolution of the American trend had more effect than the high-profile launch of the vaccination campaign in the United Kingdom. Markets remain concerned above all about the lack of progress in trade negotiations between London and the European Union, although London at renounced controversial provisions of his draft market law inside. SECURITIES While a clear majority of European Sector Indices Stoxx were in the red mid-session, only a minority ended the day in negative territory, the most marked declines affecting that of tourism and leisure (-1.00%) and distribution (-0.69%). Banks (-0.63%) suffered from lower yields bondholders: in Paris, Crédit Agricole (-2.66%) and Société Générale (-1.53%) recorded the largest declines in the CAC 40. In contrast, media behaviour (+0.96%) shows the best performance of the session, driven among other things by a gain of 5.05% of TF1 after a favorable rating of JPMorgan. AstraZeneca gained 0.78% after the publication of new results positive clinical trials of the COVID-19 vaccine candidate developed with Oxford University. TODAY'S INDICATORS In Europe, the ZEW Index of Investor Sentiment in Germany has exceeded expectations, rising to 55.0 for December from 39.0 last month while the Reuters consensus gave it to 45.5. The rebound in euro area gross domestic product (GDP) in the third the quarter was also revised to 12.5% compared to the previous quarter, against 12.6% in the previous estimate. Over one year, the GDP of the 19 is in down 4.3%. FOREIGN EXCHANGE The dollar, boosted by renewed risk aversion, continues its rebound and appreciated by 0.17% against a basket of reference currencies, moving a little further away from the two-and-a-half-year low hit on Friday. But the session is once again dominated by the fall of the pound sterling, a consequence of persistent fears about the post-Brexit period: it gives way 0.13% against the dollar and 0.14% against the euro, after having briefly reduced his losses in reaction to the announcement of London's renunciation the controversial provisions of its Internal Market Act. RATE Benchmark bond yields decline as appetite picks up for risk and, in Europe, the approach to central bank decisions European (ECB). That of the German ten-year Bund ended the day at -0.607%, down nearly three basis points and the lowest since November 9. The session European was marked among other things by the passage of the Portuguese ten years in negative territory, a first. On the US market, the yield on ten-year Treasuries fell nearly two points to 0.9129% after briefly falling below 0.9%. PETROLEUM Like stocks, oil, trending lower for most of it of the day due to fears that the health situation will weigh on the demand, now moves in scattered order: Brent gains 0.1% to 48.74 dollars the barrel after a low at 48.09 while US light crude (West Texas Intermediate, WTI) fell 0.52% to $45.52.
TO BE FOLLOWED ON WEDNESDAY: THE SITUATION ON THE MARKETS: (Some data may lag slightly) THE CLOSURE IN EUROPE Indices Last Var. Var. % YTD Points Eurofirst 300 1522.83 +3.56 +0.23% -6.23% Eurostoxx 50 3525.87 -4.21 -0.12% -5.86% CAC 40 5560.67 -12.71 -0.23% -6.98% Dax 30 13278.49 +7.49 +0.06% +0.22% FTSE 6558.82 +3.43 +0.05% -13.04% SMI 10394.10 +18.72 +0.18% -2.10% The values to follow in Paris and in Europe: THE TREND A WALL STREET Indices Last Var. Var. % YTD Points Dow Jones 30163.19 +93.40 +0.31% +5.69% S&P 500 3695.75 +3.79 +0.10% +14.39% Nasdaq 12508.84 -11.11 -0.09% +39.41% Nasdaq 100 12562.08 -34.39 -0.27% +43.84% Minutes of the session on Wall Street : "The Day Ahead" - Update on the next session on Wall Street FOREIGN EXCHANGE Course Watch Var.% YTD Euro/Dlr 1.2110 1.2108 +0.02% +8.03% Dlr/Yen 104.12 104.06 +0.06% -4.35% Euro/Yen 126.10 125.99 +0.09% +3.40% Dlr/CHF 0.8885 0.8906 -0.24% -8.19% Euro/CHF 1.0762 1.0785 -0.21% -0.83% Stg/Dlr 1.3364 1.3376 -0.09% +0.79% Index $ 90.9430 90.7920 +0.17% -5.44% GOLD Course Watch Var. % YTD Gold Spot 1868.94 1863.69 +0.28% +23.20% RATE Last Var. Spread/Bund (pts) Future Bund 178.19 +0.34 Bund 10 years -0.61 +0.01 Bund 2 years -0.77 +0.01 OAT 10 years -0.36 +0.00 +24.23 Treasury 10 years 0.91 -0.01 Treasury 2 years 0.14 +0.00 OIL Previous course Var Var.% YTD US light crude 45.53 45.76 -0.23 -0.50% -25.62% Brent 48.77 48.79 -0.02 -0.04% -26.14%
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