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Find all the economic and financial information on our Orishas Direct application to download on Play Store* The Stoxx 600 index gains 0.3%, the CAC 40 in Paris 0.63% * Tokyo ended in the red, like the Dow Jones and the S&P-500 on Monday * Eighth month of recovery for Chinese industrial production * The multiplication of new restrictions worries some investors by Marc Angrand PARIS, December 15 (Reuters) - The main European stock exchanges rose in early trading on Tuesday after a series of Chinese indicators reassuring on the continuation of the recovery but the rise is limited by a health and economic context dominated by multiple restrictive measures implemented to try to curb the coronavirus pandemic. In Paris, the CAC 40 gained 0.63% to 5,562.77 points around 09:10 GMT. AT London, the FTSE 100 takes 0.26% and in Frankfurt, the Dax advances by 0.65%. The EuroStoxx 50 index is up 0.61%, the FTSEurofirst 300 by 0.33% and the Stoxx 600 by 0.3%. Investors were reassured by the Chinese figures of the day: the industrial production increased by 7% year on year in November, its eighth consecutive month of growth, and retail sales rose 5%. But if these data confirm the continuation of the recovery of the second world economy, the risks of a marked impact of the health crisis on the situation persist in the West: the United States crossed the threshold on Monday symbolic of the 300,000 deaths due to the coronavirus and in Europe, the measures of restriction and confinement accumulate, from the Netherlands to Germany in passing through London, a list to which could quickly be added Italy. And this climate has tangible consequences: in the United Kingdom, the rate of unemployment increased more than expected over the August-October period, to 4.9% of the working population, and job losses have reached an unprecedented level previous. “The Great Financial Crisis pales in comparison to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the labor market", comments Ayys Ansal, Director Crimson Black Capital investments. "For employment, the worst is still future." VALUES Cyclical sectors remain well oriented: the Stoxx auto index increased by 2.05%, that of raw materials by 1.27% and that of oil and gas by 0.93%. The distribution compartment (-0.42%) is however penalized by the fall of 2.44% of the Spanish Inditex , the owner of Zara, after the announcement of a 14% drop in sales in the August-October quarter. On the rise, Volkswagen takes 4.71% after confirmation of Herbert Diess at the head of the executive board, which puts an end for the moment to the crisis of governance. In Paris, ArcelorMittal wins 4.78% after raising the recommendation of Societe Generale, passed to the purchase. IN ASIA On the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the Nikkei index ended down 0.17%, the market having given way to profit-taking before the announcements of the Reserve US Federal , Wednesday, then the Bank of Japan , Friday. The suspension by the government of its campaign to promote tourism in the archipelago has also weighed on the air transport sector and that of the hotel industry. In China, the Shanghai SSE Composite lost 0.06% but the CSI 300 rose 0.21%, benefiting from the positive surprise in production industry and the injection into the financial system of 950 billion yuan (119 billion euros) of liquidity by the central bank. AT WALL STREET Futures contracts on major US indices suggest for the moment an increase of about 0.6%. On Monday, the start of the vaccination campaign against COVID-19 in United States was not enough to support the trend in the long term, especially as the major indexes are moving at record highs. The Dow Jones, which rose at the open, ended down 0.62% to 29,861.55 points and the S&P-500 lost 0.44% to 3,647.49 points. In On the other hand, the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.50% to 12,440.04 points, brought by the rise in Amazon shares (+1.3%) and the surge in the biotechnology Alexion (+29.2%), after the announcement of its takeover by AstraZeneca . RATE The renewed caution affecting most markets is reflected, on the bonds, by a slight decline in yields, below 0.9% for Treasuries at American ten years and -0.619% for the German Bund. The ten-year yield on Spanish public debt has meanwhile fallen for the first time in negative territory to fall to -0.005%. Movements in US yields could remain limited in awaiting decisions from the Federal Reserve. CHANGES Supported by the general movement of caution, the dollar is up slightly against other major currencies (+0.04%) but remains close to the low of more than two and a half affected on Monday. The euro is almost stable around 1.2145 dollars. The pound sterling is losing ground against the dollar and the euro but retains most of his earnings from the day before. OIL The oil market hesitates between the good Chinese indicators and the fears of seeing demand suffer from containment measures, illustrated by the downward revision of the OPEC forecast for 2021, reduced by 350,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 95.89 million bpd. Brent drops 0.08% to $50.25 a barrel and light crude American (West Texas Intermediate, WTI) 0.02% to 47.00 dollars. MAIN ECONOMIC INDICATORS ON THE DECEMBER 15 AGENDA: COUNTRY GMT INDICATOR PERIOD PREVIOUS CONSENSUS USA 2:15 p.m. Industrial production November +0.3% +1.1% THE MARKET SITUATION: (Some data may show a slight shift) MARKETS EUROPEANS Indices Last Var. Var. %YTD Points Eurofirst 300 1518.57 +5.34 +0.35% -6.49% Eurostoxx 50 3523.72 +19.76 +0.56% -5.91% CAC 40 5,560.11 +32.27 +0.58% -6.99% Dax 30 13,305.11 +81.95 +0.62% +0.42% FTSE 6552.13 +20.30 +0.31% -13.13% SMI 10386.34 +13.31 +0.13% -2.17% The values to follow in Paris and in Europe: SCHOLARSHIPS ASIAN Closing Indices Var. Var. %YTD Points Nikkei-225 26687.84 -44.60 -0.17% +12.81% Topix 1782.05 -8.47 -0.47% +3.53% Hong Kong 26207.29 -182.23 -0.69% -7.03% Taiwan 14068.52 -142.53 -1.00% +17.27% Seoul 2756.82 -5.38 -0.19% +25.44% Singapore 2855.93 -2.21 -0.08% -11.38% Shanghai 3367.23 -1.89 -0.06% +10.40% Sydney 6631.30 -28.90 -0.43% -0.79% The closing in Tokyo: WALL STREET The session former : Indices Last Var. Var. %YTD Points Dow Jones 29861.55 -184.82 -0.62% +4.64% S&P 500 3647.49 -15.97 -0.44% +12.90% Nasdaq 12440.04 +62.17 +0.50% +38.64% Nasdaq 100 12462.21 +86.80 +0.70% +42.70% Minutes of the session on Wall Street: "The Day Ahead" - Update on the next session on Wall street CHANGES Standby Price Var.% YTD Euro/Dlr 1.2142 1.2143 -0.01% +8.31% DLR/Yen 104.08 104.03 +0.05% -4.39% Euro/Yen 126.39 126.33 +0.05% +3.64% Dlr/CHF 0.8860 0.8863 -0.03% -8.45% Euro/CHF 1.0760 1.0769 -0.08% -0.85% Stg/Dlr 1.3304 1.3322 -0.14% +0.34% Index $ 90.7360 90.7110 +0.03% -5.65% GOLD Standby Price Var.% YTD Gold Spot 1843.50 1827.17 +0.89% +21.52% RATE Last Var. Spread/Bund (pts) Future Bunds 178.40 -0.02 10-year Bund -0.62 -0.00 2-year Bund -0.76 +0.00 10-year OATs -0.37 -0.00 +24.53 10-year Treasury 0.90 +0.01 Treasury 2 years 0.12 +0.00 OIL (in dollars) Previous Price Var Var.% YTD US light crude 46.90 46.99 -0.09 -0.19% -23.38% Brent 50.16 50.29 -0.13 -0.26% -24.03%
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