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After a positive morning session, the AEX index around lunch fell in red and ended down 0.3% at 558.35 points, at low turnover. The Midkap rose 0.3% to 777, 95 points.

Stock markets elsewhere in Europe have shown a positive image. Paris and Frankfurt gained 0.4% and 0.4% respectively.

In Damrak, the racing season was launched by TomTom on Tuesday. AEX companies ASML, AkzoNobel and Unilever are also opening the books this week. Stan Westerterp, fund manager at JNVB, is very positive about the upcoming quarterly results, especially from the United States. He highlights, among other things, the good results that Bank of America and Blackrock have highlighted this afternoon. "Underlying and fundamentally, US companies are well served by Trump 's tax cuts.Because of the upsurge in retail sales growth in the United States, there is also an economic reason for it. to be optimistic. "

This morning, it was learned that the Chinese economy had grown slightly less in the second quarter than in the previous period. According to Westerterp, research has shown that it There is a 25% chance of a complete escalation of the trade war between America and China. "Trump should continue to address China until the mid-2006 parliamentary elections. mandate in November, but at the same time, China has other ways to respond, such as the temporary closure of US factories. "

Westerterp points out that the operating results focus on investors in the US weeks to come. "As long as it remains politically cal me, the season of the results can give a boost to the prices.

In addition, we look forward to the statements that Fed chief Jerome Powell will make Tuesday and Wednesday for the US Senate Banking Committee.

In AEX, Dominance was firmly reserved for Signify More than 3.6% For Ahold Delahaize Investors had 0.6% more. Aegon Thickness 1%

Financial stocks have received some support from the better than expected preliminary results of Deutsche Bank ABN Amro and ING 0.4%

In the lower regions, the steel group ArcelorMittal recorded a 1.3% loss. RD Shell was 2.1% in response to the substantial weakening of the price of oil

Cable and Telecommunications Altice slipped 0.7% after a good start. company refinanced a loan for its French subsidiary

OCI was a striking climber with medium sized funds with a sprint in advance of 4%. Kempen will follow the fertilizer producer with a buying tip. Wessanen was at the back with a price drop of 1.5%. The researcher on the oil-sensitive soil Fugro saw 3.6% of the price evaporate

Heijmans had to yield 0.6% in the same year. AScX index. The construction company announced that she had been awarded a mission for new construction projects in Amsterdam worth 35 million euros.

The payment society Adyen lost 3.4% to well under € 600. This put an end to the huge advance of the payment processor. Zakenbank Berenberg has lowered its investment advice for Adyen to buy to hold, after the action in recent times.