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		<description><![CDATA[ The biggest shop shows the world may soon see the day in Paris. The luxury group Richemont actively preparing to open a palace watches of 2250 square meters on two floors, which would be represented as 60 brands ranging from entry level to luxury. This store may be substituted for the brand Old England, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The biggest shop shows the world may soon see the day in Paris. The luxury group Richemont actively preparing to open a palace watches of 2250 square meters on two floors, which would be represented as 60 brands ranging from entry level to luxury. This store may be substituted for the brand Old England, old shop of the 19th century, strategically located between the Opera and the Boulevard Haussmann in the heart of the capital. According to the website dedicated businessmontres.com, Richemont should benefit from the commercial end of the lease granted to the current property owner to get their hands on the site. Neither the luxury group, nor the SFL, owner of the walls has to comment that &quot;rumor&quot;. </p>
<p> Sources close to the discussions say, however, that the real estate transaction is scheduled for over a year.Richemont has even approached the great names in luxury and watch as LVMH, Swatch and Rolex to tell them about the operation. If the participation of the latter to the final draft to be confirmed, Richemont has already convinced major retailers such as Audemars Piguet Breitling or to be part of. </p>
<p> The Swiss group is currently in discussions with Bucherer, another big name in the jewelry and luxury watches, in order to leave the management of this huge store. Few in France, it has been favored by Richemont because of its extensive experience in managing multi-brand stores. In addition to his label, Bucherer has a network of 15 stores which are marketed brands Rolex, Piaget, TAG Heuer, or Longines. It also has other stores in Austria and Germany.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Released in early 2010, a year and a half of recession caused by the bursting of the housing bubble, Spain could plunge into the red. Supported by the only engine of exports and tourism, the economy will suffer from the international slowdown. And domestic demand &#8211; consumption and investment &#8211; remains stalled, weighed down [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Released in early 2010, a year and a half of recession caused by the bursting of the housing bubble, Spain could plunge into the red. Supported by the only engine of exports and tourism, the economy will suffer from the international slowdown. And domestic demand &#8211; consumption and investment &#8211; remains stalled, weighed down by record unemployment. Economists forecast a decline in activity over the next two quarters. For the full 2012, Natixis expects an increase of GDP, limited to 0.2%, even more severe, Bank of America Merrill Lynch expects a fall of 0.7%. Two days before the election, the government had to accept lower growth for 2011 at 0.8% against 1.3%, less than half that expected by Brussels in the euro area. </p>
<p> Occupation: the red lantern of Europe </p>
<p> This is the black point of the Spanish economy <a href="http://easy-quick-payday-loans.com">guaranteed online payday loans</a><!-- . -->.Toxic assets that are concentrated in the &quot;cajas&quot; (savings banks). </p>
<p> Increased risk for public finances </p>
<p> Spain has embarked on the path of fiscal consolidation since 2009. The great austerity plan dating back to May 2010 combining lower wages of civil servants, cuts in social spending, increase tax and pension reform. After a budget deficit rising to 11.2% of GDP in 2009, the stated objective is to reduce it to 6% this year. It is not clear as far as Madrid to keep, given the downward revision of growth. On the front of the public debt, Madrid pre-crisis low, 40% of GDP. It has since risen sharply, it should peak around 72% in 2013 before declining.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Greek heavy bill for Credit Agricole. The mutual bank spent in the third quarter of 905 million euros before tax provisions on its portfolio of debt securities of states of Athens. 
 Following the example of BNP Paribas and Societe Generale, has increased the discount on these bonds at 60%, more than 50% recommended [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Greek heavy bill for Credit Agricole. The mutual bank spent in the third quarter of 905 million euros before tax provisions on its portfolio of debt securities of states of Athens. </p>
<p> Following the example of BNP Paribas and Societe Generale, has increased the discount on these bonds at 60%, more than 50% recommended by the Europe Agreement in Brussels on October 27. In the third quarter, the group is issuing a very amputated profit of 258 million euros, down 65% year on year, well below analysts&#39; expectations. </p>
<p> In a rising market, fell Thursday morning as the stock market of more than 3%. For six months he has lost over half its value <a href="http://us-no-fax-payday-loans.com">no fax payday loan</a><!-- . -->. Like all French banks, Crédit Agricole was caught this summer by the crisis in the euro area.&quot;The situation remains complex.&quot; The Group is particularly strong presence in Italy, where it has 1.7 million customers. </p>
<p> The group shall have for the time noted &quot;no particular sign of weakness&quot; that would signal a possible rise in bad debts. The bank has given the Italian public debt markets to reduce its exposure in four months to 8.73 billion euros to 6.75 billion. </p>
<p> ALSO READ: </p>
<p> &quot;Four French banks deemed systemic </p>
<p> &quot;Relief for French banks </p>
<p> &quot;SPECIAL &#8211; Depression: Banks in turmoil </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[ After weeks of procrastination, Silvio Berlusconi now seems to want to accelerate the implementation of reforms in Italy. The panic that gripped the markets on Tuesday following the announcement of a referendum in Greece, weakened still further the country&#39;s situation. The President of the Council has convened yesterday a special cabinet meeting to approve [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> After weeks of procrastination, Silvio Berlusconi now seems to want to accelerate the implementation of reforms in Italy. The panic that gripped the markets on Tuesday following the announcement of a referendum in Greece, weakened still further the country&#39;s situation. The President of the Council has convened yesterday a special cabinet meeting to approve the emergency plan for submission to the G20. </p>
<p> This meeting was preceded yesterday morning by a preparatory meeting involving key ministers.A tax on wealth was also considered. </p>
<p> For its part, the Bank of Italy said yesterday, after completing a &quot;stress-test&quot; on the public debt (equal to 1.9 trillion euros, or 120% of GDP), it was &quot;sustainable and expected to remain stable or decline slightly over the next two years, although rates on government securities amounted to 8% and that growth is zero. &quot; </p>
<p> &quot;Be responsible&quot;
<p> Silvio Berlusconi pledged Tuesday to Angela Merkel to present the stimulus at the G20. The stakes are high for Italy, when the borrowing rate to ten years the country approaching the &quot;point of no return.&quot;</p>
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		<title>Parisot denounced a U.S. plot against Europe</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ LE FIGARO. &#8211; Economic activity appears to be a brake brutal. How do you explain it? 
 Laurence Parisot. &#8211; The slowdown is due to meet two sets of causes: the United States, an economic and political situation that was deteriorating, and in Europe, the States that crossed the red line in terms of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> LE FIGARO. &#8211; Economic activity appears to be a brake brutal. How do you explain it? </p>
<p> Laurence Parisot. &#8211; The slowdown is due to meet two sets of causes: the United States, an economic and political situation that was deteriorating, and in Europe, the States that crossed the red line in terms of debt. Once you overcome these difficulties, we find a strong growth and job creation but do not mistake in the analysis of what we experienced this summer. The situation was tense when China began to lecture the U.S. on their debt. The Americans probably wanted then iron the mistigri to Europe. There has been a kind of psychological warfare and an attempt to destabilize the euro area. The markets have overreacted, being by nature very sensitive to rumors, even organized.The moral of the story is that we should not be naive and fall for the autodisqualification: if Europe were attacked, not because it is weak but because it is strong, and if it is envy, because it is enviable. </p>
<p> Who was behind this conspiracy? </p>
<p> I call it an &quot;orchestration&quot; overseas challenges of Europe. See the rumors about the French banks, which were released immediately when they were absolutely unfounded. Our banks are among the strongest in the world. Some of the U.S. media yet announced the death of a particular and even the end of the euro area.We went from attacks on Spain in attacks on Italy and then France, until rumors of degradation of Germany last week! When American publications widely read by investors and financial analysts on false ads headlined drama, questions arise. </p>
<p> The accumulation of debts of the States, however, is a reality &#8230; </p>
<p> Certainly. The debts are no longer tenable. They must be absorbed quickly. As shown by the measures taken last week, the government was quick to hear the warning. </p>
<p> You are therefore in favor of the gold back to a balanced budget? </p>
<p> The principle of the golden rule would consolidate the reputation of our country and facilitate the work of any government.Many countries are engaged in it, it would be strange that we&#39;re not able to do French. </p>
<p> Ten billion of additional levies for a billion expenditure savings, is this the best way to fight against the deficit? </p>
<p> We had to quickly adjust the situation, the government has. But you are right, this is not enough, and the state must also accelerate the decline in spending. Ideally, a ratio of 1 to 2: twice as many savings on expenses for upward social and fiscal revenues. Measures such as pension reform and the non-replacement of an official two-point in this direction.Going further will require further structural reforms: focus on local communities and to decline the RGPP; work as health, including public hospitals (why does bill over to the insurance sector private for the same benefits?), and finally develop across the public-private partnerships and public service delegations. These channels have the immense advantage of not touching our social model. </p>
<p> François Fillon he had the &quot;SME attitude&quot; that you keep advocating in his anti-deficit plan? </p>
<p> It has indeed been attentive to small businesses but we must do more. Among the SOHO-SME-ETI today are the CAC 40 companies in 2030: they must get the best possible environment in order to grow.That&#39;s why we call for an extensive program to délégiférer and deregulate the legal system that encircles the neck to the small and medium enterprises. It should also reduce their taxes. It is shocking that the corporate tax (IS) actually paid by the SOHO-SME is (relative to the operating surplus) of about 39% against 19% for large companies. Among other reasons, the latter deduced from their result the interest on loans, while the SOHO-SME do not because of their reduced ability to borrow <a href="http://free-credit-reports-repair.com">free 3-in-1 credit report</a><!-- . -->. That&#39;s double trouble! There is also a reduced rate of corporation tax (15%) for companies whose turnover does not exceed 7.6 million euros. Medef request that the ceiling be raised to 10 million. </p>
<p> Sixteen top managers were willing last week to be taxed more.Do you agree with the exceptional tax on high incomes will be instituted? </p>
<p> We see very high incomes in athletes, actors, professionals: it is not an issue specific to some entrepreneurs. I understand the principle of a special tax to a special moment, but the tree should not hide the forest and make us forget the need for moderation in executive compensation. Also, do not confuse everything. There would be demagoguery to compare the incomparable and put in the same bag annual revenues of 250 000 euros and 2.5 million.Let us ensure that future developments of the threshold does not affect the middle class, including the upper middle classes, which are the engine of the economy. </p>
<p> The inclusion of overtime in the calculation of reduced charges on low wages is not likely does not increase the cost of labor and destroy low-skilled jobs? </p>
<p> There are of course in this action plan that we like less than others. We also deplore the passage of the social package 6 to 8%: it penalizes the profit-sharing that we want to encourage. But all part of a clear logic of debt and that, we salute. </p>
<p> Are you concerned about the evolution of unemployment in the coming months? </p>
<p> We can stop the recent deterioration. Understanding that in TPE-PME is the greatest employment potential and the fostering.Working on better employability of job seekers, integrating strong mutations trades, adapting in real time training. </p>
<p> The precarious employment with the proliferation of part-time, Temporary &#8230; How about it? </p>
<p> As part of the agreement on unemployment insurance signed earlier this year, we will create with the unions a working group on the evolution of modes of compensation. We have also provided a social debate on the labor market. I want to bring these reflections to improve the overall employment-unemployment-training. The procedures surrounding the employment contract must further progress: as such, they are blocked by their length and excessive legalism. Fear of hiring is the biggest problem for companies.Should be conducted with the collective labor disruptions that have been done with individual outs. We do not say enough that breaking conventional setup for the first time in France &quot;flexicurity&quot; and everyone wins. </p>
<p> What is the menu of your negotiations with the unions in the second half? </p>
<p> The priority in the coming days is to implement the employer-union agreements in the first half of youth employment. We will also continue negotiations on the value and the modernization of the peer. We will also discussions on the social well-being at work and professional equality between men and women, in which we will include paternity leave. </p>
<p> What is your strategy to get your ideas during the presidential campaign? </p>
<p> In 2007, we published a book, Need air that marked the campaign.We prepare &quot;Need air 2&quot; due out in early January. &quot;Need air 2&quot; propose structural reforms but also bring a great European project. Some time ago, it happened that I meet entrepreneurs who admitted to having voted no to the Maastricht Treaty, now I see those same business leaders confident, enthusiastic and ready to move resolutely towards European federalism economic and social development. France will remain in France if and only if Europe is united, united and powerful. </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Lefigaro.fr &#8211; What conclusions can we draw from the first published results toMember United? 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Lefigaro.fr &#8211; What conclusions can we draw from the first published results toMember United? </p>
<p> To date, 27% of companies in the S &amp; P 500 have released their interim results, ie 135 companies and 75.6% of them have announced profits above expectations. We left for a good year. This week, the big banks (Bank of America, Citigroup Wells Fargo), were quite surprised in a good way, even if we remain cautious on the interpretation of their figures. Past two years, they have spent many provisions in their accounts, and use it sometimes to beautify their results today. Only Goldman Sachs really disappointed. By sector, energy, basic materials, and technology are doing so well, with respectively 40.3%, 45.3% and 13.7% increase in expected profits for the second half.Note that the consumer sector is basic to the sentence, with an expected fall in profits by 2.1% over the period. </p>
<p> How to explain this performance better than expected? </p>
<p> It has been two years since the publications of societies are generally above expectations. The restructuring made by the companies during the crisis are now bearing fruit. It is currently for companies in the S &amp; P500 on levels of operating profitability of 15% &#8230; levels rarely reached. We must remain cautious because the potential for improving these margins is now limited. On the sales side, the expected increase for 2011 is 9%. </p>
<p> The second reason for these surprises is simpler. Analysts are sometimes influenced by the companies that encourage them to be very cautious in their forecasts.This is to avoid disappointment in the markets. </p>
<p> These publications are good they had a positive impact on the markets? </p>
<p> Yes. Google, for example, jumped 12% on the day of the announcement of results exceeding all expectations. The same goes for Apple. While some feared an impact on the financial problems of supply of components of the iPhone (from Japan), the group announced record profits. In the process, his title was up 4.5%. However, always put these results in a corporate market. In the first quarter 2011, the markets were at their highest, and the announcement by a company results in line with forecasts had very little impact its share price <a href="http://payday-badcredit.com">Payday Loan for Bad Credit</a><!-- . -->.Today it&#39;s different, a confirmation of expectations or a nice surprise on a publication is much appreciated. </p>
<p> If the earnings season continues on the same trend, then markets could leave freely on the rise? </p>
<p> It&#39;s not that simple. The market impact of the debt crisis in Europe and the United States is very strong. We are actually in the eye of the storm with these macroeconomic issues, with a market that has stalled in May and operators who are positioned defensively. However, there is a real potential to rebound &#8230; as long as the market wants good focus on microeconomics. We are quite optimistic on this point because the next ten days, operators should see much more clear about the solutions in place for at least partially solve the problems of debt.In Europe, the solution to Greece has already restored air markets. And the United States, we can not stay on the current status quo for removing the ceiling on debt. Once this is clarified, the market will again focus on the prospects, and we could have a good August. Especially with a price / earnings ratio of 14.2, we are still 15 to 16% below the valuation levels of 2007, while corporate profits are 10% higher than they were at the time. </p>
<p> What are the sectors that should perform better in your opinion? </p>
<p> Technology stocks seem on track to rebound in the wake of good results from Microsoft, IBM or Intel.The good news in the industry are also positive for the energy sector, which could also rebound strongly, especially the coal industry, where mergers are again more frequent. More generally, there is a return of large transactions, which is another favorable factor for the markets rebound. This is the case for the acquisition was announced, the U.S. by Express Scripts Medco Health to $ 29.1 billion. </p>
<p> ALSO READ: </p>
<p> &quot;Nokia still face the trouble Apple and Google </p>
<p> &quot;A triple expansion plan to calm markets </p>
<p> &quot;No non-payment of Greece, by market </p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Too big banks are no longer popular. International regulators working on a way to discourage institutions to reach a critical size, representing a systemic risk. The aim is to avoid repeating the situation in 2008 when, at the height of the crisis, governments were forced to come to the rescue of the banks described as &quot;too big to fail&quot;, ie plants with failure could endanger the financial system. </p>
<p> The Basel Committee on banking regulation, which will meet next week and consider the implementation of specific measures to the thirty largest banks, reported Bloomberg and the Financial Times. The idea would be to impose new capital requirements higher than other institutions through the application of a new specific prudential ratio.If these measures are validated, the additional reserve capital that institutions would be selected will earn 3.5% of their risk-weighted assets according to Bloomberg, or 2.5% reported the Financial Times. Restrictions in addition to 7% imposed under the Basel III standards. </p>
<p> The new ratios would be imposed on institutions sliding scale depending on the size of banks and their links with their competitors. The Bloomberg stressed that the highest ratio of 3.5% is not applicable today. But it would serve to discourage institutions to grow further. </p>
<p> France wants to exclude Crédit Agricole and Societe Generale lists
<p> In total, nearly 30 banks that would be an increase in their capital reserve requirements. The most severe restrictions relate eight institutions including BNP Paribas.Four other European banks (Deutsche Bank, HSBC, RBS and Barclays) and three U.S. (Citigroup, JPMorgan and Bank of America) are also involved <a href="http://sublimebusinesscards.com">free business cards</a><!-- . -->. They would be forced to comply with a Core Tier 1 ratio, an indicator that measures the equity of 9.5%, the Financial Times. A second level would include four other banks. </p>
<p> But the list of banks involved are not yet fixed. The French regulator to try and ensure that Crédit Agricole and Societe Generale will be free of these new rules. </p>
<p> In addition, regulators have not defined the means by which institutions can be put in order.The arsenal of new rules imposed specifically to institutions &quot;too big to fail&quot;, whose size deemed critical obliges the authorities to intervene in case of bankruptcy, should be ready for the next scheduled for November G20 stated Mario Draghi, chairman of the Financial Stability Board, in April. </p>
<p> But these new laws should not prevent banks from merging. &quot;Institutions should already get the green light from regulators before any merger, the new ratios will be charged an additional constraint,&quot; says a corporate lawyer at the agency Bloomberg. </p>
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<p> Little reaction in the markets
<p> These ads have little impact on the shares of French banks. In the morning, the folds of the securities of banking stocks are less important than their benchmark index, the CAC40.The banks operate in a pocket-handkerchiefs: Company Génarale folds 0.5% 0.4% BNP Paribas and Credit Agricole 0.3% against a fall of 1% for the CAC 40. </p>
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<p> &quot;The risks to the stability of the euro area </p>
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 &#34;Greece must deliver results and why the country must do more than during the last twelve months,&#34; said Christine Lagarde, whose [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Greece must provide more work and results, said the French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde, who put pressure on Athens in an interview with Austrian daily Der Standard to be released this Saturday. </p>
<p> &quot;Greece must deliver results and why the country must do more than during the last twelve months,&quot; said Christine Lagarde, whose name is mentioned as a successor to Dominique Strauss-Kahn to head the IMF. </p>
<p> Asked about her refusal of any debt restructuring, Christine Lagarde said: &quot;We already gave Athens more time to repay its loans in the euro area is already a concession.&quot;He continued: &quot;It is legitimate that we expected that Greece will make its share of work.&quot; </p>
<p> &quot;We do not want a state of bankruptcy&quot;
<p> The French Minister of Economy recognizes that the Greek government has done things, &quot;but there are still areas where things are moving too slowly&quot;, referring to privatizations. &quot;Either Greece delivers results, then we can imagine additional help.Otherwise there is the question of how Greece is ready to play the game for its own bailout, &quot;said ministre.Et further emphasized:&quot; What we certainly do not want, c &#39;is a state of bankruptcy, a default in Europe .. </p>
<p> While the Greek Government discusses the rise in unemployment generated by the austerity plan, the minister reminded the unemployment rate in Spain, according to her superior to that of Greece, but where &quot;the country still does its job, saved and managed to turn around. &quot; </p>
<p> Challenge to implement a program
<p> The rating agency Fitch, meanwhile, lowered on Friday noted the long-term debt of Greece to three notches. This is a new blow to Athens which also saw its borrowing costs on market reached a new record.Fitch lowered the rating of BB + Greek + to B, referring to the &quot;challenge&quot; for Greece that is the &quot;implementation of a program of structural reform and radical tax necessary to ensure the solvency of the state and the foundations of sustained economic recovery &quot;in the country. </p>
<p> &quot;New fiscal austerity measures are necessary&quot; to achieve that Greece&#39;s budget deficit target of 7.5% of GDP in 2011, said Fitch. The agency suggests including poor tax revenues and difficulties in implementing a privatization program. </p>
<p> Greece also saw its cost of borrowing on the markets at a record Friday, the rate of its ten-year bonds exceeding 16.7%. Sign that investors fear that Greece is not able to honor its debts. </p>
<p> The Greek prime minister said his country would repay its entire debt.&quot;We will refund the loans,&quot; said George Papandreou, whose country was granted last year a plan to help the EU and the IMF amounting to 110 billion euros to avoid it default. </p>
<p> But many observers believe that Greece will avoid a major restructuring of its debt, meaning pay creditors later or less than expected. But the European Central Bank precludes this scenario. </p>
<p> In the wake of Fitch, another rating agency S &amp; P has for its part lowered by one notch the rating of the long-term debt of the Crédit Agricole to &#39;A +&#39; cons &#39;AA-&#39; before, because of its exposure Greece.&quot;We believe that the French banking group Credit Agricole is particularly prone in Greece, because of the issue of solvency and the economic outlook&quot; of the country, particularly through its subsidiary Emporiki, S &amp; P said in a statement. </p>
<p> (With Agencies) </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Lefigaro.fr &#8211; The stock market crash experienced by the materials last week he requires investors to be more responsive? 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Lefigaro.fr &#8211; The stock market crash experienced by the materials last week he requires investors to be more responsive? </p>
<p> Fabrice Cousté &#8211; We have entered a period in which electronic exchanges and automated to make faster and faster. This is not about to stop! Uncertainties about the euro and oil prices have created an appetite among investors for increasing trading currencies and commodities with a time horizon ranging from several days to a few seconds! Since early May, some hedge funds that had long positions in commodities and the euro came out massively causing a sharp drop of nearly ten dollars on oil. Meanwhile, the euro flirted with the $ 1.50 fell below the $ 1.45 and is now heading towards $ 1.40.These movements in raw materials could weigh on the CAC 40, including through lower oil stocks: Total, Technip and Vallourec. </p>
<p> What do you attribute the return of the volumes traded on the CAC 40 (six billion euro traded on average over the first two sessions of the week)? </p>
<p> These sessions illustrate the volatility of financial markets. And when I talk about financial markets, I do not take into account only the Paris stock exchange but also the Forex (currency market), which weighs 1000 times more than the CAC 40 (4000 billion dollars are traded daily on forex).</p>
<p> Is it out of raw materials? </p>
<p> The sharp drop (&#39;sell off&#39;) shows that we are witnessing a situation of bubble that formed on certain assets (gold, silver, oil) and deflates even faster than many of the positions initiated at purchases were intended to hedge against a weakening greenback pronounced. This one covers the force, these positions are unwound or reversed, thus amplifying the plunge. </p>
<p> I would say that the recent plunge in oil is only a pause in a structural increase. I remain convinced that indeed the global economy is experiencing recovery, albeit slow, raw materials remain structurally high levels. Indeed, the double-digit growth in emerging countries may decrease, but these countries are on track for rapid expansion that will require more and more natural resources.We need to get used to the prospect of a sustained oil price at $ 100 a barrel and more in years to come. This new environment should promote market recovery for companies in &quot;green business&quot; (new energy, recycling, energy conservation) <a href="http://pay-day-loans-i.com">instant payday loan lenders</a><!-- . -->. </p>
<p> What impact on portfolio management? </p>
<p> The sector rotations will be more frequent. In the short term we will also know where you have a new focus on defensive stocks such as telecoms and technology sectors expanding. As for values ​​that have real pricing power (the ability of firms to impose higher prices, Ed), the ability to pass the rising cost of raw materials in their products are preferable. This is where the champions of luxury such as LVMH and PPR values ​​but also with strong brands such as Danone and Essilor.</p>
<p> Conversely, investors should stay away from utilities and automobiles. Regarding the oil companies, I am negative court term and long-term positive. Good surprises are also possible for banks, but these are values ​​highly speculative and totally dependent on how the policies will manage the debt crisis of the Greek. </p>
<p> A more reactive wrong does not accentuate the lack of interest for individual stocks, considered a distribution medium or long term? </p>
<p> Today, it is true that individuals invest more to take risks but to protect themselves. They therefore turn to the massive gold or stone. The market environment has changed. It is uncertain therefore more complex to understand.But those who still believe the shares are able to adapt their trading, also passing through alternative platforms that will become the next referent of finance or by taking advantage of new business tools (&quot;stop loss&quot; orders intelligent programming strategy) that are available to them. Although the regulator wants to break the speed of trades and trading high frequency counter, it can not prevent the development of these platforms. </p>
<p> The Cac 40 barely exceed the 4200 points for three months. How do you explain it? </p>
<p> The revival of the Cac 40 depends mainly comeback banking shares. In view of its excellent results, BNP Paribas can return to a range between 70 and 75 euros and Societe Generale between 60 and 65 euros by the end of the year.The CAC 40 should not drop below 3800 points for corporate earnings in the first quarter are still excellent. Conversely, as the uncertainties regarding the recovery of Greece will not be lifted, the CAC 40 may not exceed the 4200 points. </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Union leaders had expected that the 1 May 2011 be a little raw. And they were right. Especially as the bargaining unit has somewhat disintegrated. &#34;The character of this holiday is both less said, the day falls on a Sunday,&#34; observes Marcel Grignard, number two of the CFDT.In 2009 the protesters were much more [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Union leaders had expected that the 1 May 2011 be a little raw. And they were right. Especially as the bargaining unit has somewhat disintegrated. &quot;The character of this holiday is both less said, the day falls on a Sunday,&quot; observes Marcel Grignard, number two of the CFDT.In 2009 the protesters were much more likely because of the crisis that has hit hard the French economy, and in 2010 the fear of the pension reform, just before its unveiling, had been a factor in turnout. </p>
<p> A disappointment even stronger than the first parade of May 1, Marine Le Pen as president of the National Front (FN), has mobilized more than expected among 3200 people according to police and 20,000 according to the FN (2000 cons according to police and 8000 by FN last year). </p>
<p> &quot;We do not have to be in the streets&quot; to celebrate International Labour Day, said Sunday the first secretary of Lille Martine Aubry PS parades scattered about, saying that employees would demonstrate &quot;in 2012 in vote. &quot; </p>
<p> &quot;May 1st, we are the popes of the earth&quot;
<p> In the regions, the mobilization was low.In Marseille, among 2000 people by 5000 according to police and organizers, marched through the streets between 1200 and 3500 people in Toulouse between 2200 and 3300 in Lyon, between 2200 and 3000 in Bordeaux between 1200 and 3000 in Strasbourg between 700 and 1000 in Lille and between 450 and 1000 in Rennes. </p>
<p> It was also shown to Pau (800 to 1200), in Angoulême (500), Besancon (500 to 1000), Brest (250 to 300), Nancy (700 people according to the unions) and as at Dunkirk, in Orléans and Caen.</p>
<p> Besides purchasing power &#8211; the secretary general of the CFDT, Francois Chereque, called on Europe 1 radio on Sunday increased the minimum wage beyond the 2% increase in rpincipe scheduled for July 1 &#8211; the themes that defended year are &quot;support for the Arab peoples who rise to the dignity and freedom,&quot; and &quot;equal rights&quot; between French and foreign workers in response to &quot;national preference&quot; advocated by the National Front progression in the opinion polls. </p>
<p> Winks comedy peppered some processions. &quot;May 1st, we are the popes of the earth&quot;, alluding to the beatification of John Paul II. But also slogans in opposition to the FN, as in Rennes&#39; French workers, immigrants, same bosses, same battles. &quot; </p>
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