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		<title>Aid to Greece, the euro suspended Slovak vote</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ After the vote of the Maltese Parliament &#8211; which unanimously passed in the night from Monday to Tuesday the agreement of 21 July on aid to Greece &#8211; Europe now has their eyes on Slovakia. The Slovak Parliament began its deliberations this morning which should lead to a vote in the early afternoon. The [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> After the vote of the Maltese Parliament &#8211; which unanimously passed in the night from Monday to Tuesday the agreement of 21 July on aid to Greece &#8211; Europe now has their eyes on Slovakia. The Slovak Parliament began its deliberations this morning which should lead to a vote in the early afternoon. The uncertainty is very high on the outcome of the election: the Freedom and Solidarity Party (SaS) member of the ruling coalition threatened to vote against, in fact, which would switch the winning side of the &quot;no&quot; with to Greece. </p>
<p> In the early morning, Prime Minister Iveta Radicova recognized that there was still no agreement in favor of a positive vote. The government could be forced to get a favorable vote, to offer in exchange for the organization of early elections.That is to scuttle. </p>
<p> Slovakia is the last state to ratify the agreement of 21 July, which must be adopted unanimously by the seventeen member countries of the euro area to take effect. If the vote is negative, in a few hours, the shock could be severe in the financial markets. Sole ground of hope, the Slovak parliamentary system allows in case of negative vote of Parliament to seek a second, which may occur on weekends and offer a last chance for negotiations. </p>
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		<title>The bad mood weighs heavily on the CAC 40</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The CAC 40 is unable to bounce back on Monday. The benchmark index of the Paris Stock Exchange, which closed Friday on the day of a severe fall of 3.6% continues this trend. At the opening, he gave up 2.41% to 3072.51 points. The movement is the same in the rest of Europe in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The CAC 40 is unable to bounce back on Monday. The benchmark index of the Paris Stock Exchange, which closed Friday on the day of a severe fall of 3.6% continues this trend. At the opening, he gave up 2.41% to 3072.51 points. The movement is the same in the rest of Europe in London, the FTSE-100 index lost 1.43%, in Frankfurt the Dax was down 2.32% and 2.22% loose up Milan. </p>
<p> The first global economy has fueled fears of a global slowdown by announcing Friday it had no jobs created in August, while analysts expected 70 000 net hires. &quot;The U.S. employment figures for August suggest that the labor market seems to be moint death,&quot; said Victor Shum this morning, an analyst at Purvin and Gertz in Singapore. </p>
<p> Following this announcement, Wall Street closed on a sharp drop of more than 2%.U.S. markets will do on Monday with European stock any procedure they will remain closed for Labor Day (Labor Day observed every first Monday of September). &quot;Wall Street remains closed doors, it seems unlikely that operators take the slightest risk,&quot; said Chris Weston, an analyst at IG Markets. </p>
<p> Asian stock markets have instead given with a negative pulse of the market in red. Operators in the region have learned that HSBC index of purchasing managers in the Chinese sector services slowed to an unprecedented low in August. Seasonally adjusted and calculated by the Institute Markit, it fell to 50.6 after 53.5 in July. </p>
<p> No other indicator may move the index is also expected on Monday.One highlight of the week will be the release of the Beige Book Fed on Wednesday night, which will be the summary of economic conditions in regions in the United States. </p>
<p> No recession expected in Europe
<p> The side of the euro area, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, has tried to reassure investors. Traveling in Australia, he said that the European economy would experience in the coming months a &quot;moderate growth&quot; without going into recession. &quot;We do not anticipate a recession in Europe. The latest forecasts from the European Commission show that the growth will be at the meeting, although this growth will be moderate, it is true, &quot;he said in Sydney. </p>
<p> The comments of the Head of the EU executive echoed the lowering of forecasts rating agency Standard &amp; Poor&#39;s for the European economy last week.The decision to resurface concerns about the health of the area and the problems of sovereign debt. &quot;We do it all, the fight against fiscal problems underlying the strengthening of the governance of the eurozone, the introduction of stricter financial regulation to improve our overall readiness&quot; said José Manuel Barroso. </p>
<p> In morning trading, the euro rising slightly against the dollar at 1.4160 dollar. However, it is dropped in morning trading to a low of three weeks, at 1.4138 dollars against 1.4198 at Friday close in New York. </p>
<p> For their part, oil prices were down in electronic trading in Asia, depressed by the poor figures on employment in the United States.A barrel of &quot;light sweet crude&quot; for delivery in October lost 59 cents to 85.86 dollars per barrel of Brent North Sea crude for October delivery 74 cents to 111.59 dollars.</p>
<p> Values ​​to follow
<p> Societe Generale: -5.26% to 21.05 euros (largest decrease in the ACC) </p>
<p> The U.S. federal agency oversight of mortgage filed a complaint Friday against 17 major international financial institutions which include the French bank, for a total loss of $ 41 billion in bonds linked to subprime. </p>
<p> In its wake, BNP Paribas lost 4.98% to 31.75 euros, Crédit Agricole 3.67% to 5.95 euros and 3.09% at Axa 10.20 euros. </p>
<p> Safran: -2.78% to 26.25 euros; Natixis: -3.87% to 2.60 euros </p>
<p> Safran&#39;s aerospace equipment will make its entry into the CAC 40 index, while the bank Natixis is about to leave, said Friday the Scientific Council of the indices of NYSE Euronext. The changes take effect Sept. 19.</p>
<p> EDF: -2.70% to 20.38 euros </p>
<p> The Italian Minister of Industry, Paolo Romani, said Sunday he would meet Monday Proglio about the power company Edison. </p>
<p> ArcelorMittal: -2.87% to 13.72 euros </p>
<p> Peabody Energy and ArcelorMittal announced Monday it had extended until September 27, the period during which the short bid for $ 5 billion (3.53 billion euros) on the Australian Macarthur Coal. </p>
<p> Zodiac: -1.67% to 54.20 euros </p>
<p> The group said it had completed the acquisition of the American Heath Tecna and have reached an agreement with its banks to raise 300 million euros the amount of an existing credit line. </p>
<p> Schneider Electric: -4.80% to 41.89 euros </p>
<p> The French government intervened with the company to freeze a plan for the removal of one.000 temporary positions, the daily Liberation in its Monday edition, but the group has firmly denied to AFP such a plan. </p>
<p> Saft: 9.81% to 23.96 euros (largest increase in the SBF 120) </p>
<p> The American automotive supplier Johnson Controls will pay $ 145 million (102 million euros) to the French specialist in batteries as part of an amicable agreement ending their joint venture in the automotive industry, announced Friday the two groups in a joint statement. </p>
<p> Alstom: -4.07% to 29.55 euros </p>
<p> The group signed a 66 million euros with Iraq to build a power plant in the province of Nineveh in the north, said the Iraqi Minister of Electricity. </p>
<p> France Telecom: -1.87% to 12.33 euros </p>
<p> TPSA its Polish subsidiary has announced to contest the fine of 128 million euros that inflicted the European Commission.</p>
<p> After market, environment and Dried Assystem unveil their first-half results. </p>
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		<title>The Cac 40 erases its losses the last two sessions</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Like the Asian stock markets, although directed this morning with the exception of the financial center of Shanghai, the Cac 40 rose sharply opens on Monday. After being awarded 1.73% at the opening, following the rebound in U.S. indices Friday, the benchmark index in Paris was still moving from 1.59% to 3136.59 points in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Like the Asian stock markets, although directed this morning with the exception of the financial center of Shanghai, the Cac 40 rose sharply opens on Monday. After being awarded 1.73% at the opening, following the rebound in U.S. indices Friday, the benchmark index in Paris was still moving from 1.59% to 3136.59 points in mid-session. Enough to clear the heavy losses the last two sessions. </p>
<p> More hesitant, other European indices begin their week on their side so volatile. Germany&#39;s DAX climbed 1.28% in mid-session after falling slightly (-0.17%) in the morning. Even the Spanish Ibex is up 1.93% after plunging by almost as much this morning.Note that the London Stock Exchange will remain closed on Monday due to holiday. </p>
<p> Friday, after a negative early trading, Wall Street has ended the session on gains of 1.2% for the Dow and the Nasdaq 2.5%, investors focusing on positive ads during the next meeting of the Federal Reserve in September, Ben Bernanke hinted at the conference of Jackson Hole. The anticipation of a further intervention by the Fed puts the dollar under pressure against a basket of currencies: the dollar is trading at 1.4511 dollar per euro, 1.4490 against Friday night. </p>
<p> And always in the context of the general economic meeting in Jackson Hole&#39;s new Executive Director of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, has urged this weekend to recapitalize banks. She said that the European institutions &quot;need of urgent recapitalization.&quot;The former Minister of Economy and Finance believes that these measures are the &quot;key to cut the chain of contagion.&quot; So new fears for the banking industry, already largely weakened during the summer. </p>
<p> Pending on the details of the background of aid to Greece In Greece, aid modalities are not yet fastened. Negotiations were slowed by the requirements of Finland and the new challenges of Athens, whose stock rebounded strongly on Monday, however, and accounted for up to 9% increase on mid-term, on the bottom of the side of mergers expected Greek banks, in the early afternoon.
<p> In addition, investors seemed to adhere to about Laurence Parisot.And referring to the financial crisis, the president of the employers&#39; association (MEDEF) estimates for its part, that &quot;if Europe were attacked, not because it is weak but because it is strong, and if it is envied, because it is enviable, &quot;In an interview with Le Figaro, the boss of the bosses denounced a U.S. plot against the euro area. </p>
<p> Irene reduced cost
<p> Other news of the weekend: the passage of Hurricane Irene passed through New York without drama. He also was demoted to a tropical depression. U.S. markets should open smoothly and Monday. Hurricane Irene would have between 500 million and one billion dollars in damage in the Caribbean and the United States, according to catastrophe modeling firm EQECAT.A figure below the most pessimistic forecasts considered before the hurricane. </p>
<p> The price of Brent was down, refineries and oil terminals on the East Coast of the United States seem not to have suffered major damage, easing fears of a supply disruption. In addition, Libya resumes oil exports within a month, according to the spokesman of the Arabian Gulf Oil Company (Agoco), controlled by the rebels <a href="http://payday-loans-e.com">low rates payday advance</a><!-- . -->. Crude oil production will resume in mid-September on two deposits in the country. A barrel of &quot;light sweet crude&quot; for delivery in October takes the field, to 85.46 dollars per barrel of Brent North Sea crude for October delivery stabilizes at 110.8 dollars. </p>
<p> Still on macroeconomic markets keep eyes turned to the other side of the Atlantic.They will learn on Monday of income and household consumption in the United States in July (1430) and promises of home sales for the same month (16.00). </p>
<p> The bank bounce despite the warning Lagarde
<p> As for values, on the eve of the biannual publication of trucks from the coast (Bo uygues, Carrefour, L&#39;Oreal, Vinci &#8230;) in mid-session, one drop was to lament among the 40 largest-cap the Paris, that of Danone (-0.34% to 45.58 euros). In addition, about Christine Lagarde did not prevent banking stocks to rebound. A technical rebound is sustainable, while the sector was the most attacked in recent weeks. Societe Generale (2.02% to 21.76%) followed by Natixis (2.08% to 2.74 euros) and Credit Agricole (0.90% to 6.47 euros) and Axa (1.27% to 10.36 euros).Finally, BNP Paribas up the rear with a more moderate increase of 1.10% to 33.93 euros. </p>
<p> In addition, Ingenico (1.43% to 27.26 euros) announced that it had repurchased TNET, an Italian company specializing in payment terminals, for an amount that was not disclosed. According to Ingenico, TNET manages an installed base of 45,000 terminals in Italy. </p>
<p> APRR observe the re-opening until September 9 of the OPR launched by Eiffage (0.95% to 30.97 euros) and Macquarie.The toll road was also noted Friday that the evolution of traffic early in the second half was mixed for light vehicles, but remained well oriented for heavy vehicles. </p>
<p> In addition, ING has lowered its board to maintain, against purchase, the title Arkema (0.91% to 50.38 euros) and reduced its price target on the value to 55 euros (as against 85 euros). </p>
<p> Canal + (0.67% to 4.37 euros) could push his plans for the IPO. While the ACC has lost nearly 20% of its value during the summer, analysts are skeptical of an imminent public offerings of media group, reports Les Echos. The listing of the 20% held by Lagardère has already been de-programmed, it could eventually sell its stake in Vivendi, the majority shareholder. </p>
<p> For its part Orange (France Telecom: + 1.06%, to 12.88 euros) would be in conflict with the American Cogent.The U.S. operator has, according to La Tribune, filed a complaint against his French counterpart to the competition authority for &quot;abuse of dominant position.&quot; Orange is accused of preventing users from accessing the site MegaUpload. The conflict dates back to January so that Orange had decided to grant the account drop traffic from Cogent. </p>
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		<title>Asian stock markets nervous before the intervention of Bernanke</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Caution on Asian stock markets Friday. And for good reason, investors are waiting with some anxiety the president&#39;s speech to the U.S. central bank, Ben Bernanke, the outlook for the U.S. economy. The markets had a first look Thursday with the increase in weekly jobless claims in the United States. They are very careful [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Caution on Asian stock markets Friday. And for good reason, investors are waiting with some anxiety the president&#39;s speech to the U.S. central bank, Ben Bernanke, the outlook for the U.S. economy. The markets had a first look Thursday with the increase in weekly jobless claims in the United States. They are very careful before publication at 14:30 (French time) the second estimate of GDP for the second quarter could be revised down by 0.2 point to 1.1%. </p>
<p> Meanwhile, the Asian financial centers are clearly hesitant and have not adopted the same direction. Thus, while the Nikkei in Tokyo Stock Exchange gleans some points (0.13%) to 8783.99 points, retreating Chinese stock markets: the Hang Seng in Hong Kong was down 0.21% to 19,710.10 points and the Shanghai CSI 300 lost 0.89% to 2877.99 points.</p>
<p> Japanese Prime Minister resigns
<p> Also in Japan, criticized for his hesitation and awkwardness to the disaster caused by the earthquake and tsunami of March 11, Prime Minister of Japan, Naoto Kan, has resigned as chairman of the Democratic Party of Japan, according to media Japanese <a href="http://pay-day-loans-i.com">instant payday loan lenders</a><!-- . -->. And therefore of his duties as head of government. </p>
<p> On the macroeconomic front, the consumer prices in Japan rose 0.1% in July after a revised 0.2% decline in June.Analysts on average expected a further decline of 0.1%. </p>
<p> On the other Asian financial centers, the trend is mixed if the Taiwan TAIEX gains 0.40% at 7440.37 points, the Kospi in Seoul was up 0.47% to 1772.80 points, the BSE Sensex 30 advance 0 , 12% to 16,165.70 points, the S &amp; P / ASX 200 was down 0.28% to 4200.90 points and the FTSE Straits Times lost 0.71% to 2746.10 points. </p>
<p> Oil not very active
<p> Oil prices were mixed Friday morning during electronic trading in Asia, in a sluggish market, before the highly anticipated speech of the head of the U.S. central bank (Fed). In morning trading, a barrel of &quot;light sweet crude&quot; for delivery in October gave 10 cents to 85.20 dollars per barrel of Brent North Sea crude for October delivery took 19 cents to 110.81 dollars. </p>
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		<title>CAC 40: 3000 points, a psychological threshold for the market</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The CAC 40 is risky there twice this month. He was immediately returned. The threshold of 3000 points, as seen on the Paris market was down on Thursday 11 and Friday, August 19. On Monday morning, the Paris index recurred, opening down 0.85% to 2989.60 points. But again, it started to rise immediately after [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The CAC 40 is risky there twice this month. He was immediately returned. The threshold of 3000 points, as seen on the Paris market was down on Thursday 11 and Friday, August 19. On Monday morning, the Paris index recurred, opening down 0.85% to 2989.60 points. But again, it started to rise immediately after slipping below 3000, and closed on Monday evening at 3051.36 points (1.14%), having flown over 3100 points During the session this afternoon. </p>
<p> The level of 3000 points may well not be a technical threshold (it does not automatically trigger a sell order or purchase), it still plays a role of &quot;support&quot; on which the market arises before rebounding .Daniel Gravier, Head of Sales Trading at XTB France, believes that &quot;this psychological level is transcribed in the courts and thus returns to a technical threshold.&quot; </p>
<p> The cross downward psychological sounded an alarm in markets which do not have a habit of getting carried away by their feelings. Professional traders define their purpose of orders passages through complex mathematical calculations, generated by high-powered software that constantly scan the share price indices, securities, commodities and all that is listed in order to predict the best time to invest or sell. And to build the software, the banks are recruiting the cream of engineers. But in this world of numbers, there is also a psychological dimension.So, see the CAC 40 fell below 3,000 points spurred the market to recover. </p>
<p> &quot;This is a symbolic level, for its part says Harry Sebag, an analyst at Saxo Bank. In times of great nervousness, while visibility is poor, investors cling to benchmarks in the short term <a href="http://free-credit-reports-repair.com">instant credit report</a><!-- . -->. It&#39;s an excuse to reposition itself for purchase. This morning, we felt that the markets began to rebound because the shares had suffered a significant discount. &quot; And hope for regime change in Libya was a good news for oil companies operating in the country, making a breath of excitement to the Paris Bourse. </p>
<p> &quot;Safeguards&quot; but also to accelerate the panic
<p> &quot;These thresholds are safeguards on which the market rebounds,&quot; says Harry Sebag. But the psychological effects of contracts may jégalement ouer a role accelerator panic attacks.The violent stalls indices observed recently on global stock markets have shown. In Paris the CAC 40 fell by 32.4% since July 1, affected by short-term concerns (the debt crisis in the euro zone, bad macroeconomic indicators in the U.S. and deteriorating debt rating for American Standard &amp; Poor&#39;s), but not only. &quot;In late July, the market downturn downward was rational, said Jean-Louis Mourier, an analyst at Aurel BCG. However, the extent of movement and the high volatility experienced by markets in recent days show an overreaction. &quot; </p>
<p> The index in Paris he could sink even lower? The scenario is possible if the disappointing macroeconomic indicators continue to grow and corporate earnings in the third quarter does not reassure investors, said Harry Sebag.Saxo Bank analyst would watch while the threshold indicated by the software, around 2850 points or even 2500 points. &quot;But I hope we will not get to that,&quot; he adds. </p>
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		<title>The Paris Bourse ends in green</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The Paris Bourse has been optimism in holiday Monday of the Assumption. The CAC 40, which began on the exchange increased by 1.07% to 3248.14 points, ended on a higher, more moderate, from 0.78% to 3239.06 points. The index in Paris fell into the red in mid-day before recovering. 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The Paris Bourse has been optimism in holiday Monday of the Assumption. The CAC 40, which began on the exchange increased by 1.07% to 3248.14 points, ended on a higher, more moderate, from 0.78% to 3239.06 points. The index in Paris fell into the red in mid-day before recovering. </p>
<p> The movement is the same in the rest of Europe. After opening sharply higher, European stock markets have slowed their progress mid-day before returning to finish the colors in a small increase. At closing, the London Stock Exchange and Frankfurt gained 0.57% 0.41%%. After remaining in the red part of the day, Madrid ended with a gain of 0.71%.Exchanges of Milan, Lisbon and Athens are closed due to holiday. </p>
<p> No Eurobonds on the menu Tuesday&#39;s markets are very nervous before Tuesday&#39;s meeting between French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel. They must discuss reform of the governance of the euro area, sensitive issue for the markets. The Franco-German promises to make such joint proposals by the end of the summer. Investors are calling for the creation of &quot;Eurobonds&quot;, which would sign the pooling of public debt in the euro area. But Germany has dampened hopes by mid-morning by announcing that the possible creation of common obligations to countries in the euro area &quot;will play no role&quot; at the meeting on Tuesday.&quot;The Euro-bonds are not an option,&quot; added the spokesman of the Ministry of Finance during a press conference. The Elysee in a few minutes later confirmed that the issue of Eurobonds was &quot;not on the agenda.&quot;
<p> Meanwhile, the British Finance Minister, George Osborne, today called the euro area to move towards a more integrated budget to bring the world economy on the path of trust. The euro area &quot;must now demonstrate its commitment to greater integration of budget and governance arrangements that prevent moral hazard and reinforce fiscal responsibility,&quot; said he.</p>
<p> In addition, the European Commissioner for Economic Affairs Olli Rehn called on European countries to adopt &quot;very quickly&quot; the decisions of July 21, and provided that the applicants were working &quot;day and night&quot; to this. </p>
<p> The next publication, this Monday will be very light. On the agenda are the indices of activity of the New York Fed and the real estate market across the Atlantic. </p>
<p> The bank-shaped
<p> On the corporate side, Societe Generale (2.92% to 25.01 euros) will be followed. The Financial Markets Authority (AMF) initiated an investigation of market rumors that circulated this week on Societe Generale, announced Friday its president Jean-Pierre Jouyet. </p>
<p> The banking sector is well oriented. Natixis is the largest increase of ACC (3.95% to 3.23 euros). Credit Agricole gained 3.54% to 6.75 euros, BNP Paribas rises from 3.22% to 38.42 euros, ahead of Axa 2.43% to 11.18 euros.</p>
<p> France Telecom (0.81% to 13.14 euros): the telephone operator Orange has unveiled some clues on the future model of the iPhone Appel keeps top secret. </p>
<p> GDF Suez (0.94% to 20.95 euros) has initiated &quot;discussions&quot; to sell its stake from 10.4% in the West Franklin field in the North Sea, the French energy group intends to transfer for 600 million euros. </p>
<p> Alstom (-0.55% to 32.44 euros): Goldman Sachs rose to &quot;neutral&quot; on the title with a price target reduced to 43 against 52 euros. </p>
<p> Danone (-0.55% to 46.08 euros): UniCredit has raised its rating to &quot;buy&quot; against &quot;hold&quot;. </p>
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		<title>Exchange: Tokyo takes a break in the rise</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ In Tokyo, the stock market took a break after seven straight session chained. Around 7 am on Thursday, the Nikkei loose 0.14% to 10,066.20 points, still maintaining the threshold of 10,000 points achieved by closing yesterday. Orders for capital goods in the private sector in Japan, excluding energy and shipbuilding, rose 3% in May [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> In Tokyo, the stock market took a break after seven straight session chained. Around 7 am on Thursday, the Nikkei loose 0.14% to 10,066.20 points, still maintaining the threshold of 10,000 points achieved by closing yesterday. Orders for capital goods in the private sector in Japan, excluding energy and shipbuilding, rose 3% in May compared with April, a sign that the investment return to the tsunami of March 11.Spending on equipment rose sharply for manufacturers of electronic equipment for telecommunications (28.4%) and precision instruments (31.5%), rising also, to a lesser extent, the manufacturers of automotive and suppliers (2.9%). </p>
<p> Note values ​​aside, there are rumors that the next release in 2012, the Sony PS4 (0.68% to 2208 yen), six years after the release of the PlayStation 3. </p>
<p> Elsewhere in Asia, the trend is also sluggish, as small movements recorded the day before in the region. And Australia, the S &amp; P / ASX gleans 0.05% to 4607.40 points. The Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP Billiton (-0.13% to 44n39 Australian dollars) has suspended its operations Thursday to sea and rail transport to the site of its large iron ore mine in Western Australia, after &quot; major incident &quot;that took the life of an employee, he said.BHP said the accident happened early Thursday morning on its facility in Port Hedland which is exported the ore on the west coast of Australia. </p>
<p> In South Korea, the KRX managed to climb more sharply in the green, growing by 0.48% to 4640.52 points. Samsung Electronics Group (-1.89% to 881,000 won) said Thursday that he was counting on an operating profit for the second quarter 2011, down 26% to 3,700 billion won (2.4 billion euros ), against 5,010 billion won a year earlier.At the same time, its sales should be up 2.9% to 39,000 billion won, against 37,890 billion won a year earlier. </p>
<p> China has raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage points
<p> Moreover, the battle between the U.S. computer maker Apple and Samsung has further escalated, the first requiring U.S. authorities blocked the import of smartphones and tablets of the second. The two companies accused each other since April to copy and to violate patents, increasing the number of complaints to both United States and South Korea, but also in Japan or Germany. </p>
<p> In India, the BSE advance of 0.580% to 18,820.10 points. In Singapore, the Straits Times is 0.49% to 3130 points. Finally in China, Hong Kong Hang Seng gained 0.66% to 22,666.10 points and the CSI 300 of Shangahi, 0.57% to 3131.58 points.Markets include the new and much higher rates that took place in China yesterday, Wednesday, the third since the beginning of the year. Rising consumer prices rose, with 5.5% in May, its highest level since July 2008.The yuan, it continues to appreciate. </p>
<p> The small increase in oil
<p> Oil prices were on the upside in electronic trading Thursday in Asia, due to signs of an increase in consumption in the United States, world&#39;s largest consumer of oil. A barrel of &quot;light sweet crude&quot; for delivery in August takes 66 cents to 97.31 dollars.That of Brent North Sea crude for delivery gained 57 cents to equal 114.19 dollars. </p>
<p> On Wednesday, oil prices have retreated a bit in New York, however, offering some resistance to a series of negative indicators for the application, between rate hikes in China and fears of contagion from the debt crisis in Europe. </p>
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		<title>A former minister of Lula, elected head of the FAO</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The Brazilian José Graziano da Silva, 61, was elected Sunday Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). He becomes the eighth five-year patron of the technical agency of the United Nations established in 1945 to fight against hunger and promote agriculture in the Third World. FAO is currently the largest UN agency [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The Brazilian José Graziano da Silva, 61, was elected Sunday Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). He becomes the eighth five-year patron of the technical agency of the United Nations established in 1945 to fight against hunger and promote agriculture in the Third World. FAO is currently the largest UN agency with an annual budget of about one billion dollars. The Brazilian succeeds Senegalese Jacques Diouf and the Lebanese Edouard Saouma who each led the Organization for eighteen years. </p>
<p> A graduate in agronomy, economics and rural sociology, Graziano da Silva in 2006 was Assistant Director-General, in charge of Latin America and the Caribbean. At the 37th General Conference of FAO, he obtained the votes of 92 members of 180, winning in front of the former Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos.It&#39;s sort of a victory for the emerging markets when Christine Lagarde is the favorite in the IMF against the Mexican Agustin Carstens. </p>
<p> José Graziano da Silva will head the FAO on 1 January 2012, at a crucial time, in a context of soaring agricultural commodities. His road map is all mapped out after the agreement snatched last week in Paris G20 agriculture: the text gives a role to the international organization in the fight against price volatility and sets a target to increase production World Food 70% by 2050 to feed 9 billion people <a href="http://pay-day-loan-s.com">online pay day loans</a><!-- . -->. Knowing that today nearly one billion malnourished.The organization must support a new global database measuring the levels of production and stocks, and a &quot;forum for rapid response&quot; meant to anticipate retaliatory trade embargo on the export type. </p>
<p> &quot;Three meals a day&quot;
<p> In Brazil, Graziano da Silva is responsible, as Minister of Food Security in the first Lula government in 2003, the ambitious &quot;Fome Zero&quot; (Zero Hunger), considered a resounding success that has reduce inequalities and thousands of Brazilians out of extreme poverty. </p>
<p> His election to the FAO, he chose the slogan &quot;ensure three meals a day,&quot; which is still an illusion for a third of humanity.&quot;I am no longer the candidate of Brazil, I am the CEO of all countries,&quot; said Jose Graziano in Spanish, visibly moved after the announcement of his election. </p>
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		<title>Retirement: How to prepare?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The French have a very vague idea of ​​what awaits them at the end of their careers, and that the anxiety. An international study of the HSBC bank, more than one French person in three (38%) know what will be its main source of retirement income. This is the highest score in the world [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The French have a very vague idea of ​​what awaits them at the end of their careers, and that the anxiety. An international study of the HSBC bank, more than one French person in three (38%) know what will be its main source of retirement income. This is the highest score in the world (17% in this case are the United Kingdom, 9% in India). Further evidence of this vagueness, the French are also among the most likely to feel ill prepared for retirement (50% against 41% on average in the 17 countries assessed). Logically enough, these uncertainties generate fears for the first time since 2005 (launch date of this annual survey), financial security has caught up with good health as essential for living a happy retirement. And they are 69% think that their situation will be worse compared to that of their elders.&quot;The social mobility between generations is not broke, but he lost his speed, said the sociologist Jean-Philippe Viriot Durandal. The middle classes, in particular, fear the decommissioning and feel less protected from the effects of globalization. &quot;Despite these concerns, the new rules of retirement are now clear. After the reform of the basic pension, adopted last October, the future of compulsory supplementary schemes remained unresolved. An unknown factor since the schemes Agirc (frames) and Arrco (for all private sector employees) are on average 57% of pension managers against 31% of the pension non-executives. The agreement signed by the social partners on 18 March (even if the CFE-CGC, non-signatory, is opposed to text) applies to occupational pensions as from 1 July.Brief overview of major changes. </p>
<p> How old is going to go?
<p> So far, for a pension without additional haircut, two possibilities: either wait 65 years or liquidate his retirement earlier than age 60 and have all his quarters in the basic (163 for persons born in 1951, 164 for those born in 1952, 165 classes for 1953 and following). Negotiators Agirc-Arrco have decided to offer &quot;any reform, no reform that&quot; the basic plan: These two terminals will be gradually raised to reach 62 years and 67 years from the 1956 cohort. The first step comes from the 1st July, with the passage of 60 years and 4 months for those born after 1 July 1951 <a href="http://payday-loans-cheap.com">payday loan companies</a><!-- . -->. Under certain conditions (long careers, difficult mother of three children born before 1956, workers with disabilities), early departures are possible.And it is possible to liquidate his retirement Agirc Arrco-five years before the legal age applied to the basal diet (55 and 57 years today in the future), but at the cost of a high amputation of the pension. </p>
<p> The current arrangement providing for the costs of pensions before age 65 for supplementary pension schemes based on AFFMB (Association for the fund management and financing of Arrco Agirc). He was reappointed until 2018. Good news for sure because in the past, the MEDEF has sometimes threatened not to extend this system, which would cut pensions significantly. From a practical standpoint, pensions Agirc-Arrco will now be paid monthly rather than quarterly basis beginning in 2014. As for performance, ie the ratio between contributions paid and pensions received, it will continue to decline in Arrco in 2011 and 2012. It will drop even faster to Agirc to be aligned with Arrco.So far, for 100 euros assessed during the career, the annual pension amounts to 6.59 euros and 6.70 euros Arrco to Agirc. But then, from 2013 to 2015, this performance has stabilized. </p>
<p> The new rule concerning the parents of three children is unique: a 10% bonus for all supplementary pensions, as in the basic schemes. The benefit would be capped at 1,000 euros per year and as many Arrco Agirc. This bonus replaces the 5% proposed by Agirc which were added, for managers, 8% for the parents of three children, 12% for four children, 16% for those who have five, 20 and 24% for six % above. These new rules should benefit a vast majority of contributors and disadvantage some very high-income executives and / or parents of at least four children.The reform will apply to the rights and pensions obtained after 1 January 2012, pensions paid after that date, the old rule applies until the end of the year. The surcharge for each child Arrco still dependent in retirement (5% uncapped) for his part had almost disappeared. She was finally extended to Agirc. </p>
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		<title>The CAC40 is continuing its rebound thanks to banking stocks</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The Paris Bourse, which ended the session last night in the red, opened sharply higher on Friday before slowing its progression. Following the announcement by Fitch with a view to lowering the rating of Japan from stable to negative, the CAC 40 progressed still further by 0.81% to 3949.04 points in mid-session. A development [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The Paris Bourse, which ended the session last night in the red, opened sharply higher on Friday before slowing its progression. Following the announcement by Fitch with a view to lowering the rating of Japan from stable to negative, the CAC 40 progressed still further by 0.81% to 3949.04 points in mid-session. A development that contrasts with the reluctance that dominates world markets. This morning, in fact, Asian stock markets have shown sluggish, and last night in New York, the trend was too timid on the bottom of the front indicators disappointing growth and employment United States. The sharp rise recorded in Paris due to the surge in bank stocks, automobiles and oil. </p>
<p> The news is mainly directed towards the G8.The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that he would continue to make its aid Greece that if he got &quot;assurances&quot; that the country is able to repay the money. &quot;When we lend money, it is not I who do this are all over the world that lend to Greece,&quot; said Director of External Relations of the Fund, Caroline Atkinson. Moreover, during the G8, the IMF has proposed aid up to 35 billion euros to support the Arab countries. On the other hand, the international community must &quot;lend its support to Côte d&#39;Ivoire for its development,&quot; called the Ivorian president Alassane Ouattara, who estimates it takes between 15 and 20 billion euros for his country. </p>
<p> The euro to over $ 1.42
<p> Side economic statistics, nothing is planned in France.In Europe, however, the economic sentiment deteriorated more than expected in May in the euro area, optimism ceding ground in all sectors, according to data released Friday by the European Commission. </p>
<p> Note that a meeting of European telecom ministers held in Brussels today. United States, expenditures and household incomes (April), consumer confidence from the University of Michigan (May) and promises of housing sales (May) are expected. </p>
<p> On the currency front, the euro fell back against the dollar and is trading at mid-day to more than $ 1.42, reaching 1.4216 dollars around 12:25 pm precisely. The dollar weakened with poor indicators published yesterday.However, he recorded a new record low against the Swiss franc, the concerns on debt in Europe getting the upper hand despite speculation about increased Chinese investments in European debt. The President of the European Central Bank Jean-Claude Trichet said a further rise in rates of the euro area will not be immediate, says the Wall Street Journal. </p>
<p> The oil rating over 100 dollars in New York. </p>
<p> The rating of Dexia was suspended
<p> Ingenico is leading the SBF120 in mid-session, up 5.72% to 32.35 euros, in view of the benefits of contactless payment system launched by Google and ensure the French group which participates. </p>
<p> Derichebourg once more took 2.82% mid-term. The CAC, it is the banks where smiling.Credit Agricole, BNP Paribas, Societe Generale, Natixis and Axa rise by 4%, 1.84%, 1.92%, 1.33% and 0.76%. </p>
<p> Some European banks, including French Societe Generale and BNP Paribas could avoid in part the prudential standards called Basel III, according to a draft text quoted by the Financial Times. In addition, Citi has gone to &quot;overweight&quot; on BNP Paribas, one of his favorite European banks. </p>
<p> Note that the listing of Dexia was suspended on the Paris Bourse, at the request of the Belgian regulator.Trading will resume when the &quot;appropriate information&quot; will be published. </p>
<p> Accor stands: + 1.03% to 31.26 euros, while the values ​​of the car, Michelin, Peugeot and Renault are also oriented, with respective increases of 0.85%, 1.11% and 0.56%. </p>
<p> However, the latter manufacturer, sales show a 35% drop since early May and the French car manufacturer is concerned that this situation might continue a few more months, the BFM radio reported Friday. This drop in sales has forced some dealers to concede significant price reductions with &quot;discounts&quot; of up to 45% on certain models of Clio, the station added. Furthermore, Renault early 2012 a small entry level car developed in India on a platform of low-cost Nissan, La Tribune reported Friday. </p>
<p> Areva.The subsidiary of Areva&#39;s mining pole should be subject to the approval of the supervisory board of the company July 21, said Thursday the European Group Committee (CEM) of nuclear specialist public. </p>
<p> EADS (-0.42% to 22.41 euros) confirmed the date of first delivery of Airbus A350, but one of the airlines, estimates that two or three variations of this device could be delayed by six months, reports The Figaro on Friday. According to Flight International, Qatar Airways may order A380s at Paris Air Show. </p>
<p> Dassault Aviation (1.01% to 702.12 euros). The entire business jet Falcon 7X group were grounded after an incident in flight on one of these devices, announced the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). </p>
<p> Veolia (0.58% to 20.66 euros).The share of international activities of the group should increase in coming years, thanks to expected growth in Asia and North America, said Thursday the Director of International Affairs Group of utilities. </p>
<p> This Friday, Ipsen and Alcatel-Lucent will hold their general meeting. </p>
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