Thursday, March 28, 2013

Values ​​to follow the Exchange Paris

PARIS (Reuters) - List of values ​​to follow Wednesday at the Paris Bourse, which is expected to open slightly lower, the futures contract on the CAC 40 index due January retreating 0.12% to 8:15 .

* CASINO saw organic growth stand at 3.2% in the fourth quarter, sales growth in the international offset with a stall of its hypermarkets in France.

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FAURECIA advanced to Tuesday the release of its 2012 results due to loss of its debt due to degradation of the automotive market in Europe in the months passés.

* AUTOMOTIVE sector might react after the announcement of a further decline (-16.3%) of new car registrations in the European Union in December, the 15th consecutive month of decline. The whole of the year 2012, they declined by 8.2% .

* Veolia, EDF-An ad hoc agent appointed by the Commercial Court of Paris proposes that Veolia Environnement and EDF 500-600000000 lend euros to their energy services subsidiary of Dalkia International, each in proportion to its shareholding, to exit the company's financial impasse, the daily wrote on Wednesday Echos.

* GDF SUEZ-Both reactors operated by Electrabel in Belgium, a subsidiary of GDF Suez, and forced to stop for several months should not necessarily remain permanently arrested, said Tuesday Belgian supervisory authority, which however called for new tests and information supplémentaires.

* EADS - The Tunisian company Syphax Airlines announced Tuesday that it had ordered ten Airbus to increase its fleet and open lines to the United States and Asia .

* PARIS AIRPORTS announced Tuesday a 1.8% decline in traffic in December compared to December 2011. The whole of last year, traffic grew modestly by 0.8% .

* ALCATEL-LUCENT - The government is considering a loan of Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse Alcatel to ensure it does not threaten the future of the group, said Tuesday the Minister of Economy, Pierre Moscovici, noting that the state had the means to oppose a decision contrôle.

Raoul Sachs, edited by Benjamin Mallet

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