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The Paris Bourse closed its doors on Wednesday and last day of October and its selective CAC-40 rose by 2.31%, driven by the results of the brand cosmetics L & # 39; Oréal (+ 6.71%), Aeronautics Airbus (PA: AIR) (4.06%) and Sanofi (PA: SASY) (+ 4.33%), after the announcement of the significant improvement in its quarterly results . [19659003] The CAC-40 gained 114.91 points, reaching 5,093.44, in a day with a turnover of more than 6,000 million euros, above 4,200 million euros of Tuesday, when the stock market closed down 0.22%.
L'Oréal is the company that has made the most progress today after announcing yesterday an increase of 6.2% (instead of 7.5% in comparable terms) of its sales figure. business in the third quarter to 6 473 million euros.
This is the largest quarterly increase recorded by the French cosmetics giant in ten years. or the attraction of 26% of sales in the Asia-Pacific region, with 1,794 million euros.
The Parisian prosecution took advantage of a day of peace after a month marked by sharp declines and accumulated up to 9% losses – due to global trade and political tensions – prevented that the monthly result is even worse
Of the forty values of the CAC-40, 34 ended in green and six in red. [19659003] Valeo's automotive parts manufacturer (PA: VLOF) led the upward movement of 6.73% and aeronautics Safran (PA: SAF) (4.97%), the conglomerate of luxury brands Kering , recorded strong impulses (PA: PRTP (4.65%) and software publisher Dbadault (PA: AVMD) Systems (4.48%).
Veolia Environnement (PA: VIE), which returned the 0, avoided larger gains followed by tire manufacturer Michelin (PA: MICP) (0.40%), Carrefour supermarket chain (PA: CARR) (0.06%) and upo media Vivendi (PA: VIV) (0.05%)
Madrid
The Spanish Stock Exchange closes its doors this month with a bad month down 5.28%, the largest decline since February, so the index is below 9,000 points, at levels similar to two years ago and in a general climate of uncertainty that is reflected in [19659003] The main indicator of Spanish stock exchange, the IBEX 35, lost 495.7 points (5.28%) during the month and stands at 8 893.50 points, resulting in losses accumulated in the year to 11, 45%.
The general uncertainty about the evolution of the economy, those resulting from the trade war between China and the United States, the pulse of the Italian authorities to the European Commission because of the deficit, late resolution of "brexit" and the expectation of a rise in interest rates weigh on investment decisions throughout the year
In Spain, another factor has also slowed investment : the Supreme Court's decision that it is the banks and not the customers who must pay the mortgage tax, and the subsequent announcement. that its scope will be badyzed on November 5th.
The news hit banks hard, which in just two sessions lost more than $ 8 billion in capitalization, and that they could not compensate or with the good results that, in general, presented the last week
Bankia (MC: BKIA) lost 17.71% during the month; Sabadell (MC: SABE), 12.99%; BBVA (MC: BBVA), 9.30%; CaixaBank (MC: CABK), 9.07%; Bankinter (MC: BKT), 8.67% and Santander (MC: SAN) 2.46%.
Since the beginning of the month, IBEX has increased among the 9,407 points in which it closed the first. 8,677.4 out of 24, with decreases in each of the four weeks.
Tonic similar to that of other European markets, which leave 8.02% in Milan, which leads to the decline; 7.28% in Paris (worst given since August 2015); 6.36% in Frankfurt (worst since January 2016) and 5.09% in London (also worse since August 2015).
In the United States, October was also a month to forget, with a major drop in key indicators: Nasdaq technology fell 8.64% (the largest decline since November 2008), the Dow Jones, 4.71% and Standard and Poors, 6.58%, the decline over accused since September 2011.
And in Asia, the evolution was similar because the Tokyo Nikkei lost 9, 12% during the month; the Chinese CSI 300 fell 8.29% and the Hong Kong Hang Seng 10.11%.
The only IBEX values to have increased during the month were Telefónica (MC: TEF), which won the 16%; Grifols (MC: GRLS) (3.8%), Red Eléctrica (MC: REE) (1.44%) and Enagas (MC: ENAG) (0.82%).
Among large stocks, in addition to banks, Repsol (MC: REP) lost 7.81%, Inditex (MC: ITX), 3.07% and Iberdolra 1.29%. Dia (MC: DIDA) was in first place for the losses, with a decrease of 66.67%.
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