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Find all the economic and financial information on our Orishas Direct application to download on Play Store* The Stoxx 600 gains 1.09% and the CAC 40 1.3% * US Congress approves stimulus package * Caution remains, oil falls and the dollar rises PARIS, December 22 (Reuters) - The main European stock exchanges are trying a rebound Tuesday morning, with stocks erasing some of the heavy losses suffered the day before amid renewed concerns about the spread of a new strain of the coronavirus. In Paris, the CAC 40 index, which lost 2.4% on Monday, regained 1.3% at 5,463.44 points around 09:00 GMT. In Frankfurt, the Dax takes 1.3% and London, the FTSE gives itself 0.29%. The EuroStoxx 50 index for the euro zone advanced by 1.31%, the FTSEurofirst 300 by 1.09% and the Stoxx 600 by 1.09%. On Monday, Europe's major stock indexes lost more than 2% after the decision by several countries around the world to close their borders to people from Britain due to fears over a new strain of the highly contagious coronavirus detected on the British territory. The United Kingdom and France, which are working to lift the blockade of the border, could quickly announce the resumption of the transport of merchandise. The World Health Organization (WHO), which is soon planning a meeting on the variant, tried to reassure Monday by warning against any excessive fear, mutations being part of the normal evolution of an epidemic. In addition, the general manager of BioNTech said to himself convinced that the vaccine developed with Pfizer would be effective against the new strain of the coronavirus after getting the green light from the European Commission to its use in the EU. In the United States, after months of deadlock, Congress approved a recovery plan of 892 billion dollars (729 billion euros) intended to compensate for the effects of the pandemic on the American economy and which plans including direct aid to individuals and compensation supplement for job seekers. In macro-economics, the market will follow the publication of the latest estimate third-quarter US growth, expected at 12:30 GMT. VALUES TO FOLLOW: Unlike Monday, all the sector indices are up in early trade. The banking compartment, plus strong sectoral increase, resumed 1.86% after falling 3.6% the day before. The insurance, distribution and technology gain 1.5% to 1.7%. Societe Generale, which suffered the heaviest drop in the CAC on Monday (-5.19%), is now in the lead with a gain of 2.64%. On the side of the SBF 120, Air France-KLM resumed 5.63% after -4.16% on Monday. AT WALL STREET Futures suggest an open with little change on Wall Street this Tuesday the day after a disorderly session, slowed down, as in Europe, fears of a worsening epidemic. Supported by financial stocks, the Dow Jones index gained 0.12% at 30,216.45. The S&P-500, on the other hand, lost 0.39% to 3,694.92 and the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.10% to 12,742.52 points. In values, the big banks shone after being authorized by the Federal Reserve to resume share buybacks under certain conditions and continue to pay limited dividends. Goldman Sachs (+6.13%) has been by far the most important support to the Dow Jones. Tesla, which made a highly anticipated debut in the S&P-500, has fell 6.5% to $649.86 after hitting a record high on Friday at $695 per share and gained more than 700% year-to-date. IN ASIA The Nikkei on the Tokyo Stock Exchange ended down 1.04% at one two-week low as investors take advantage of concerns over the coronavirus to take profits after two months of strong gains. Stock markets in China also ended in the red, affected by the ongoing tensions between Beijing and Washington although losses are in partly limited by the economic dynamism of the second world power. Donald Trump's administration released a list of companies on Monday Chinese and Russians with alleged links to the Army of the Republic popular, thus limiting their purchases of a wide range of products and American technology. The Shanghai Composite fell 1.86% and the CSI300 fell Mainland China by 1.63%. EXCHANGES/RATES A sign that the nervousness has not completely disappeared, the dollar is advancing against the other major currencies by once again taking advantage of its status as a safe haven. The index measuring its variations compared to a reference basket is up 0.24% and the euro returned to 1.2223, down 0.16%. The pound sterling still gives ground and loses 0.2% against the greenback. In the Brexit file, several subjects, including the question of fishing, constitute points of disagreement between the European Union and the United Kingdom as part of negotiations on their future relationship, the French Secretary of State for European Affairs. On the bond market, the American ten-year continues to down and loose nearly two basis points to 0.9263%. In early trade, the ten-year Bund yield fell slightly, around -0.596%. OIL Oil prices continue to slide as the rapid spread of a new strain of the coronavirus across the Channel has prompted several countries to temporarily close their borders with the UK. Brent falls 1.36% to $50.22 a barrel and crude American (West Texas Intermediate, WTI) from 1.46% to 47.27 dollars. Both futures fell more than 2.5% on Tuesday. MAIN ECONOMIC INDICATORS ON THE DECEMBER 22 AGENDA: COUNTRY GMT INDICATOR PERIOD PREVIOUS CONSENSUS S US 1:30 p.m. Q3 GDP (def.) 33.1% 33.1%* * previous estimate THE MARKET SITUATION (Some data may show a slight shift) MARKETS EUROPEANS Indices Last Var. Var. %YTD Points Eurofirst 300 1508.95 +16.63 +1.11% -7.08% Eurostoxx 50 3492.62 +43.94 +1.27% -6.74% CAC 40 5,460.78 +67.44 +1.25% -8.65% Dax 30 13,417.96 +171.66 +1.30% +1.28% FTSE 6436.87 +20.55 +0.32% -14.66% SMI 10402.98 +97.46 +0.95% -2.02% The values to follow Paris and Europe: SCHOLARSHIPS ASIAN Closing Indices Var. Var. %YTD Points Nikkei-225 26436.39 -278.03 -1.04% +11.75% Topix 1761.12 -27.93 -1.56% +2.31% Hong Kong 26119.25 -187.43 -0.71% -7.34% Taiwan 14177.46 -207.50 -1.44% +18.17% Seoul 2733.68 -44.97 -1.62% +24.39% Singapore 2824.31 -22.21 -0.78% -12.37% Shanghai 3356.78 -63.79 -1.86% +10.05% Sydney 6599.60 -70.30 -1.05% -1.26% The fence at Tokyo: WALL STREET The session former : Indices Last Var. Var. %YTD Points Dow Jones 30216.45 +37.40 +0.12% +5.88% S&P 500 3694.92 -14.49 -0.39% +14.37% Nasdaq 12742.52 -13.12 -0.10% +42.02% Nasdaq 100 12690.26 -47.92 -0.38% +45.31% Minutes of the meeting at Wall Street: "The Day Ahead" - Update on the next session on Wall Street CHANGES Standby Price Var.% YTD Euro/Dlr 1.2221 1.2242 -0.17% +9.02% DLR/Yen 103.39 103.30 +0.09% -5.02% Euro/Yen 126.35 126.45 -0.08% +3.61% DLR/CHF 0.8869 0.8855 +0.16% -8.37% Euro/CHF 1.0838 1.0841 -0.03% -0.13% Stg/Dlr 1.3426 1.3463 -0.27% +1.26% Index $ 90.2650 90.0430 +0.25% -6.14% GOLD Standby Price Var.% YTD Gold Spot 1870.96 1876.21 -0.28% +23.33% RATE Last Var. Spread/Bun (pts) Future Bunds 178.01 +0.15 10-year Bunds -0.59 -0.01 2-year Bunds -0.74 -0.01 10-year OATs -0.35 -0.01 +24.00 10-year Treasury 0.92 -0.02 Treasury 2 years 0.12 -0.00 OIL (in dollars) Previous Price Var Var.% YTD US light crude 47.29 47.97 -0.68 -1.42% -22.74% Brent 50.25 50.91 -0.66 -1.30% -23.90%
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