The Paris Stock Exchange Ends in Red in a Climate of Risk Aversion
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The Paris Stock Exchange's flagship index, the CAC 40, lost 0.81% to 8.139.00 points. The day before, it had resisted the storm by winning 0.34%. "The uncertainty surrounding the broader macroeconomic consequences of the US mid-term elections (...) triggered a huge movement to reduce risk exposure on large capitalisations," comments Patrick Munnelly, Tickmill Group's analyst. "Selling pressures have affected virtually all major sectors of the ma…
On the European continent, generalised falls predominate among the main indices: Germany's DAX yields 2.27 percent to 25 thousand 731.32 points.
The climate remains nervous, you also look at the ECB. Down the gas (-3%), calm the oil (ANSA)
On Thursday, US stock markets plunged to their lowest level since April 2025. On Friday, the Stockholm Stock Exchange also opened lower.
A sharp sell-off in AI and semiconductor stocks, coupled with macroeconomic uncertainties, caused European stock markets to close lower. At the close, the Stoxx Europe 600 fell 1.05% to 648.01 points, while in Germany, the DAX dropped 1.92%, erasing its weekly gains.
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