The Paris Bourse is stepping up its fall Monday penalized like other European markets by the renewed concerns over the financial situation of Greece.
Around 12:30, the CAC 40 index dropped 1.4% to 3962.6 points, after losing up to 1.6% at the lower of the morning.
Unsurprisingly, the financial components of the index are particularly affected by fears about the Greek situation. Credit Agricole (-2.6%), BNP Paribas (-2.1%) and Societe Generale (-1.4%) and accuse the largest decreases of ACC.
For many analysts, the arrest of Dominique Strauss-Kahn does not argue in favor of a resolution of the crisis in Greece.
"The crisis triggered by the IMF's dramatic arrest of its director general French could jeopardize the willingness of the institution vis-à-vis a new operation in support of Greece," said Arnaud Poutier, at IG Markets.
Other major European markets also cede the ground, London and Frankfurt declined by 0.9% and 1.4%.
The euro is still struggling against the greenback at 1.4110 dollars less.
As for values, Alcatel-Lucent is down 2.5% to about 4.2 euros, while UBS has withdrawn its recommendation of short-term "buy" on the title, while leaving its recommendation to 12 months 'neutral'.
Note that a further consolidation looks toward New York, with losses currently set at 0.5% for contracts "future" U.S..
Around 12:30, the CAC 40 index dropped 1.4% to 3962.6 points, after losing up to 1.6% at the lower of the morning.
Unsurprisingly, the financial components of the index are particularly affected by fears about the Greek situation. Credit Agricole (-2.6%), BNP Paribas (-2.1%) and Societe Generale (-1.4%) and accuse the largest decreases of ACC.
For many analysts, the arrest of Dominique Strauss-Kahn does not argue in favor of a resolution of the crisis in Greece.
"The crisis triggered by the IMF's dramatic arrest of its director general French could jeopardize the willingness of the institution vis-à-vis a new operation in support of Greece," said Arnaud Poutier, at IG Markets.
Other major European markets also cede the ground, London and Frankfurt declined by 0.9% and 1.4%.
The euro is still struggling against the greenback at 1.4110 dollars less.
As for values, Alcatel-Lucent is down 2.5% to about 4.2 euros, while UBS has withdrawn its recommendation of short-term "buy" on the title, while leaving its recommendation to 12 months 'neutral'.
Note that a further consolidation looks toward New York, with losses currently set at 0.5% for contracts "future" U.S..
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