good intonation in mid-morning for European telephony sector, which benefits from the closing to increase Americans on the eve of the indices. The volumes remain modest for the closure of U.S. markets today. Deutsche Telekom currently earns 3.73% to 9.45 euros, France Telecom surplus of 5.80% to 11.86 euros, Orange halls of 2.46% to 4.59 euros. In London, Vodafone is in progress by 3.1% to 83 pence, BT Group by 2.4% to 241.75 pence, mmO2 by 2.4% to 42 pence.
Eighth dedicated to drift lower for the CAC 40, which is faced with a loss of 0.1%. The week was marked by the collapse of France Telecom and many big shots of the index. The thiol of the telephone operator has lost more than 18.5%, suffering exit from its capital of Deutsche Telekom and, especially, the increasingly intricate affair that binds him to MobilCom. A peak also Vivendi Universal (-9.8%): the stock market is by no means liked the choice to get rid of Tele + to give all’acerrimo rival Rupert Murdoch and the choice of selling its stake in Vivendi Environnement Deustche Bank providing the rivenderà. TF1, meanwhile, continues to shed tears for the elimination of the French soccer team from the World Cup. The title of the television station has lost more than 5%, over a series of ad dollars. Among the other losers in the week, the index noted other big players such as Alcatel (-8%), Renault (-5%) and Dexia (-3.45%). It ends with applause but Sanofi has earned, in five days, slightly less than 9% after it has signed an important agreement with the UK with Astrazeneca. Distinguished itself well even TotalFina driven upwards by Repsol.
On the day of the European air traffic controllers’ strike, the titles of airlines suffer huge losses. British Airways is leaving the ground on 3.23%, while the Dutch KPN charges in a delay of 2.56% to 2.95 euros. Difficult even the trend for Air France (-2.2%) and Iberia (-1.54%). Lufthansa, however, after the forecast level of profit should encourage one of its number one Jurgen Weber, a shy guadagnandom is 0.07%.
hit by sell orders the main players in the telephone industry. In Paris, France Telecom and Orange, respectively, lost 3.93% to 15.66 EUROM and 2.62% at 5.57 euros. Deutsche Telekom, meanwhile, leaves the field to 3.46% at 15.66 euros, while KPN charges a failure of 2.13%.
In Europe between the areas that suffer most from the depression of the pharmaceutical market there. In Zurich the driving rebates is the title of Novartis, which marks -4.24% to 61.05 Swiss francs. Red mark for Roche in the fall of 2.89% to 117.5 FCH and Serono whose title changes hands in 1107 FCH fall of 3.15%. Things are not better by going to the Paris stock exchange with Sanofi that loses 4.21% to 55.7 euros and Aventis in decline, 1, 57% to 68.95 euros. Sales for the German Bayer loses 1, 8% to 33.3 euros.
It ‘a hard day for the securities of the technology sector of Paris Bourse, which like fellow European exchange in sharp decline. Sales insistently especially on Alcatel, which marks -7.25% to 10.62 euros. Even bad STM (-7%), Thomson Multimedia with a fall of 8, 74%, Dassault Systemes (-4.24%). In sharp downward even phones France Telecom (-6.96%) and Orange marks -4.49%.
Slip into the negative terrain under French France Telecom that the Paris stock exchange marks a decrease of 1, 03%, passing from hand to 21.13 euros. Weigh the matter is still Mobilcom, for which has yet found a solution. Plus sign for the subsidiary Orange, which marks +0.38%. Well even Deutsche Telekom (+2.52%) and Telefonica rose 1 56%.
Dai Nippon Printing, the leading worldwide manufacturer of photomasks, and the Franco-Italian STMicroelectronics, the world’s third largest supplier of semiconductor devices, announced the formation of a strategic alliance to develop and provision of advanced and leading-edge photomasks, a critical component in the manufacture of silicon integrated circuits. Pasquale Pistorio, president and CEO of ST, said: “Our strategic alliances with customers and suppliers have played a key role in leap made by ST at the top of the semiconductor industry. The incredible speed of the development of semiconductors, which is the basis for the progress of all major electronics markets, can only be maintained if we are even closer relations between all actors in the supply chain. This new alliance with the world’s leading supplier of photomasks will help us to maintain the impetus to our most advanced frontiers of the most important global industry. “
Analysts at Merrill Lynch issued a downgrade on the title of Swiss UBS, revising downward the assessment of the previous “accumulate” to a “neutral”. A decision made after the publication this morning of the results for the third quarter. The title this morning at the Zurich Stock Exchange marked a slight rise of 0.8% passing from hand to 81.6 Swiss francs.