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Tokyo Stock Exchange Ends Up Higher

The Tokyo Stock Exchange ended slightly higher yesterday, taking advantage of an important line of support and appeal for securities trading companies.The figures for industrial production and retail sales in China, released better than expected, also supported the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

The Nikkei gained 37.22 points to 9,963.14 and the Topix, broader took 3.34 points (0.39%) to 860.53. The debt crisis in Europe, however, remained in the minds and the trading volume remained moderate in cash.

“Whatever may be said, the situation in Europe has not really changed, so I’m not very comfortable with this increase,” said Hideyuki Ishiguro, of Okasan Securities.

The bank Credit Suisse has initiated coverage of trading companies with an assessment to “outperform” on the sector, leading to a rally on the values​​.

The leader of Japan, Mitsubishi Corp., has awarded 1.82% to 2,069 yen.

Paris Stock Market Suffers Again

The Paris Stock Market could fall to its level of November 2010 Monday after hitting the lows of the year, the results of stress tests of banks have not dispelled the fears of contagion from the crisis of sovereign debt in euro area.

Near close, the CAC 40 index fell by 1.73% to 3662.40 points, after falling to 3648.76 points, its lowest level this year, weighed down by banking stocks, which represent nearly 13% of benchmark index of the Paris, and the lack of credibility of resistance testing (“stress tests”) awarded by the European financial institutions.

“The market reacts to the lack of credibility of stress tests, which have not sufficiently taken into account the potential impact of sovereign risk, although their results were better than expected in appearance,” said Stanislas de Baillencourt manager at Sycamore Asset Management.

“This also occurs in a context of uncertainty in the United States on the federal budget negotiations,” he adds.

Consequently, according to a graphical analysis, the CAC 40 should continue to decline especially since the index is oversold and that it has opened a new “gap continuation” – gap in transactions between sessions marking the continuation of a trend – after that of Monday.

US Indices Hitting Extremes

Les indices boursiers américains ont entamé le mois de juillet en trombe en clôturant la séance de vendredi sur de fortes hausses, pour atteindre des performances hebdomadaires sans précédent depuis juillet 2009.

L’indice Dow Jones a terminé en hausse de 1,36%, ou 168,43 points, à 12.582,77, tandis que le S&P 500 a progressé de 1,44%, soit 19,03 points, à 1.339,67.

L’indice Nasdaq a quant a lui gagné 1,53% (42,51 points) à 2.816,03.

Au terme d’une semaine lors de laquelle chaque séance s’est achevée en hausse, les trois indices ont gagné respectivement 5,4%, 5,6% et 6,2%.

En plus des signes d’apaisement sur la crise de la dette grecque, qui ont soutenu l’ensemble de la semaine, la séance de vendredi a profité des bons chiffres de la production manufacturière, de nature à rassurer sur l’état de l’économie américaine.

L’indice ISM manufacturier du mois de juin est ressorti à 55,3, après 53,5 en mai. Ce premier rebond en quatre mois a laissé espérer que le récent ralentissement de la croissance américaine ne soit que temporaire.

Ford et General Motors, qui ont annoncé des ventes en hausse quoique inférieures aux attentes pour le mois de juin, ont vu leurs titres progresser respectivement de 1,67% et 0,72%

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