Since the statements made by the President of the Nuclear Safety Authority last Thursday, all eyes have been turned towards EDF. The company dealing with electricity in France (EDF) notes a new advance in the realization of the Hinkley Point project.
Until a few days ago, all the planes were grounded. Airports were closed and all flights were cancelled. However, with the deconfinement and the approach of summer, activities seem to be resuming. The airline GB-Ryanair is announcing an increase in bookings
The French company Saint-Gobain concludes a very good deal on the sale of its shares in Sika. The specialist in the production, processing and distribution of materials had acquired these shares two years ago. But things did not go according to plan. In the end, however, this failure was financially very profitable for Saint-Gobain
The Airbus group is determined to achieve all its ambitions in order to maintain its position as world co-leader in aircraft construction alongside Boeing. On Tuesday, it was awarded a 250 million euro contract.
This is good news in the aeronautical field. The electronics group Thales signs an agreement with SF Airlines in China. In partnership with the major equipment manufacturer ACSS, Thales will supply equipment to China's leading air freighter
In order to cope with the effects of the coronavirus epidemic, the Italian-American car manufacturer Fiat Chrysler had recourse to a loan of 6.3 billion. The operation was approved by the bank Intesa Sanpaolo, but the manufacturer will have to wait for the guarantee from the Italian State.
Let us look again at the ECB's recent statements on the indebtedness of the euro area countries and its fears about a break-up of the euro area and the solutions envisaged.
The week begins with Germany plunging into recession due to consumption, exports, but also capital investments. The figures are released on Monday by Destatis.
Market specialists expect a decline in global dividend payments of between 15 and 35% by 2020. Find out more about this news and some tips for your strategies
After announcing measures to reduce its passenger traffic target, the airline Ryanair had warned that it would withdraw from certain bases. Due to some misunderstandings, the group has just announced the closure of its Lauda base based in Vienna. As a result, 300 jobs have been lost.
As part of a program to co-develop a cancer treatment (antibody-based conjugate), AstraZeneca has committed to pay 1.35 billion to Japan's Daiichi Sankyo. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) eventually granted the treatment ODD designation
On the financial market today there is a lot to remember: a downward forecast for the New York Stock Exchange, the recovery of the PMI indexes, the registration of unemployed Americans, the uncertainty caused by the current health crisis are attracting a lot of attention
Find out what analysts are currently forecasting for Bitcoin, from anticipating a price spike to a return to a downward trend in the value of Bitcoin, as well as our explanations of the current situation.
The European financial market got off to a very good start this week. But this Tuesday, its stock market is lagging behind. As a result, European companies find themselves on the downhill slope.
Gold, the leading safe-haven value, is experiencing a historic price surge. Indeed, such thresholds have not been reached since 2012. The health crisis due to VIDOC-19 will have a strong impact on these values. Many other factors could also justify this increase
Kevin Mayer, boss of Disney+ has just left the giant entertainment group to join another entertainment team. In the meantime, having been hailed as the logical successor to lead the Disney empire, another has been chosen. So he preferred to lift the veil and take control of the Tik Tok video application.
Moderna's share price rose sharply following the announcement of positive results from phase I clinical trials of a vaccine against Covid-19, which gave cause for hope.
After many ups and downs during this difficult period of health crisis, the Sino-American conflict was added. This tension does no good to the economy. However, thanks to the deconfinement, in the financial sector there are once again providential gains and progress
At the beginning of this week, the CAC 40 is on the rise and triggers analyses from all sides. Some explain the euphoria of the Parisian stock market by the rise in oil prices and the recovery.
After the episodes of the tug-of-war between the ECB and the German High Constitutional Court, the ECB is being investigated. According to the economists involved, the European bank is expected to increase its purchases in response to the drop in GDP.
In Germany, the news is moving fast and we are going from justice to the economy this Friday. For Berlin was unable to do anything to prevent the German economy from tipping into recession in the first quarter.
Although all sectors of activity seem to be very much affected by the effects of Covid-19, the European stock exchanges for their part are coming back to life. At least that is what emerges from this note, which shows that the European stock markets have risen sharply after the fall in German GDP
Although UK GDP declined by 5.8% in March, it was still somewhat predictable. Indeed, due to Brexit and especially Covid-19, this situation could worsen in the coming weeks if no action is taken to curb this phenomenon.
Discover the effects of the release of some Chinese economic data on European financial markets and the stocks to follow for their performance this weekend.
The Ryanair group has announced that it will resume 40% of its flights in July with the implementation of the necessary sanitary measures. Let's discover together the details of this news and its consequences.
Allianz publishes the report of a disappointing first quarter. It shows a net decline of 27.7%, representing an outflow of 46.4 billion euros in equity management
Weeks go by, but they are almost never the same in terms of values to be followed. Indeed, each week has its own particularity. Here are the values not to be missed this Monday and even during the whole week.
At the beginning of this week, it seemed as if a wind of optimism was sweeping across the stock markets of the different continents. In Tokyo, a certain lifting of the state of emergency is pushing up the indexes, as is the effect of the deconfinement in France on Monday.
The Uber share gained points at the end of the week despite the publication of disappointing group results for the first quarter of 2020. Discover our explanations and advice for this stock.
This weekend, the U.S. stock market closes with encouraging values. Wall Street ends the week higher while the unemployment report remains gloomy.
One cannot close this week's economic news without mentioning the state of the United States' debt, which raises questions. In addition, the currencies should be mentioned in order to understand the slight decline in the US dollar.
Airlines are among the companies most affected by the current Covid-19 crisis. As a result, Airbus recorded a sharp drop in deliveries of more than 80% in April.
This Thursday is marked by the official communication of the US Department of Labor on the total number of job seekers. But Wall Street has been buoyed by the expansion of multiples.
As more and more information about the financial market in the United States and Europe becomes available, it is important to take stock. The US stock market is starting to rise slightly, but Europe is hesitating.
This week continues with its surprising news. This Wednesday, the General Motors automotive group published results that were better than its forecasts. At the same time, the UAW agreed to restart production on May 18.
Wall Street won't be able to forget Wednesday anytime soon due to the sharp rise in the Nasdaq. The Nasdaq is back to 10% of absolute records by signing its imminent return to 8 900.
The French group Axa is also confronted with the coronavirus health crisis like many companies around the world. Axa has a solid balance sheet, but remains shaken by the crisis. The company recorded a drop in turnover in the first quarter of 2020. Similarly, its solvency ratio is also declining.
Among the news that is breaking in the news on Monday is the announcement of the French company Thales. The company is making a case for deploying its eSIM solution on Google Cloud, independently of the American values of the day.
Last month was catastrophic for euro-zone industrialists. The whole sector is in recession due to the coronavirus health crisis. The survey revealed several results that are below the threshold.
The wave of layoffs continues within companies with wage cuts at a time of major health crisis. This Monday's financial market news brings up the case of the airline Ryanair.
The announcements that have multiplied over the past week have not been able to boost the stock markets at the beginning of the week. The latter is starting off difficult with European stock exchanges in the red. Here is the quick tour with examples and expectations.
The tension between the two major economic powers is plunging the equity markets into the red. Thus, after Wall Street and the Asian markets, the Parisian market through the CAC 40 starts a red session on Monday.
The Total Group announces this morning that its dividend has stabilized and unveils its cost savings program after the publication of its financial results for the first quarter 2020.
Tesla's share price lost ground on the stock market after Elon Musk said it was too high. Let's take a look back at this significant and important event and its consequences.
Equity markets were disrupted by the release of corporate earnings. But also because of the decisions of the European Central Bank. A forecast from the ECB predicts a drastic decline in the euro zone's 2020 GDP
At the heart of this health crisis, Airbus offers its services for the transport of medical equipment. Thus, the group is adapting its A330 and A350 passenger aircraft for cargo transport.
After a dizzying plunge at the beginning of March, the equity markets are gradually returning to equilibrium. However, the corporate bank Natixis IM Solutions calls for caution against future risks.
On Wednesday, Wall Street made gains due to statements about possible treatment against Covid-19. This treatment has raised hopes and propelled the manufacturer into the green. This covers the drastic drop in U.S. GDP.