Values ​​to follow the Paris Stock Exchange

Monday, September 19th, 2011

Values ​​to follow, Monday, the Paris Bourse. * BANKS - The Fall of banks to the Paris Bourse and doubts about their strength threatens the economy by depressing household and pushing companies to delay their hiring and investment, analysts and professionals. French banks have agreed to exchange more ...

Europe does not move toward a recession, Barroso assures

Monday, September 5th, 2011

The President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso continues to expect moderate growth in Europe and does not anticipate a recession. "We do not anticipate a recession in Europe. The latest forecasts from the European Commission show that there will be growth, modest growth, it is true," said ...

Athens makes the 90% threshold required for debt

Friday, August 26th, 2011

Greece said Friday it could give to make a vital exchange of debt for a new tranche of aid if too few investors are involved in this operation. The latter, designed to hide 37 billion euros to its debt stock requires approval by 90% of private sector investors, said ...

Why Overtime will be planed

Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011

The "work more to earn more" Nicolas Sarkozy has fizzled. In search of billions of euros of savings, the government is prepared to cap exemptions from the overtime. The final pillar of the law Tepa wobbles. The final pillar of the law Tepa ("Labour, employment and purchasing power"), passed ...

20% drop in quarterly earnings Suzuki

Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011

Suzuki Motor posted Wednesday a 20% fall in its quarterly operating profit, hit by a drop in production after the earthquake of March 11, but this is above expectations and allows the manufacturer to keep its target for the year . Operating profit stood at 25.57 billion yen (234 ...

Consumption rebounds in trompe-l'oeil with balances

Saturday, July 30th, 2011

The 1.2% increase in household consumption of goods in France in June brings respite in a gloomy economic environment but is a sham related to sales, analysts said. The rebound by Insee said Friday, after three months of decline, is well above the expectations of economists polled by Reuters, ...

European markets end down, Paris sells 1.89%

Thursday, June 2nd, 2011

European markets finished lower, hurt by fears weigh on U.S. growth is showing signs of slowing. Technical analysts believe that risk aversion is likely to continue over the coming weeks and that the evidence should be kept within fairly narrow ranges of fluctuation with downturns interspersed with light bounces. ...

Dublin plans a restructuring of its debt within three years

Monday, May 9th, 2011

According to the Irish Mail, the government hopes that a possible agreement with Greece will pave the way for negotiations with Ireland. The entrance to the Bank of Ireland, Dublin, capital of Ireland. The Irish government expects public debt will be restructured in the next three years, reports the ...

Novartis exceeds expectations in Q1

Tuesday, April 19th, 2011

Novartis AG said Tuesday it confirmed its targets after a first quarter slightly above expectations. The Group's net profit fell 4% to $ 2.82 billion, while analysts polled by Reuters had forecast on average 2.59 billion. At constant exchange rates, the decline appears to 1%. The corrected result ...

The U.S. economy improves, the energy cost burden, finds the Fed

Wednesday, April 13th, 2011

The U.S. economy continued its recovery during the last month thanks to the manufacturing sector but businesses are feeling the impact of soaring energy prices and commodity prices, the Fed reported Wednesday in its Beige Book. "While many regions consider that improvements are only moderate, most of them find ...