(AOF) – European markets are clearly retreating, penalized by corporate results publications and new taxes from the American administration. Donald Trump signed an imposing customs duties last night for several dozen countries between 10 and 41%. Japan, Korea and Europe have already reached an agreement. Red lantern of the CAC 40, TP unscrews after disappointing half -yearly results and pessimistic forecasts concerning its annual growth. Around 12 noon, the CAC 40 sold 1.98% to 7,617 points. The Eurostoxx 50 lost 1.72% to 5,228 points.
A Europe,
Salvatore Ferragamo
(-2.41% to 4.86 euros) fell back to Milan due to a clear degradation of its accounts in the first half of 2025. Over this period, the company registered a turnover of 474 million euros down 9.4% at current exchange rate and 7.1% at constant exchange rate compared to the first half of 2024. ” of consumption, the difficult scenario of wholesale trade and the persistent weakness of the Asia-Pacific zone “, explains the Italian luxury company
In Paris, red lantern of CAC 40,
TP
Diving from 18.22% to 70.10 euros, at the lowest since 2016, the day after the publication of disappointing half -yearly results which are accompanied by pessimistic forecasts concerning its annual growth. The ex-Teleperformance accumulates the setbacks: its new strategic plan “Future Forward” had already caused a fall in the title. TP unveiled a group share of the group of 249 million euros against 291 million a year earlier at the same period. Its current Ebita appears at 697 million euros against 703 million.
Atos
(+2.37% to 27.86 euros) increased after having confirmed its annual prospects and having seen its profitability improve in the first half. The operating margin reaches 113 million euros, by organic increase of 15% compared to the corresponding period of 2024, representing 2.8% of sales, in organic improvement of 80 basic points. For its part, the turnover of the IT group fell 19% over a year, to 4.02 billion euros.
Macroeconomic figures of the day
Having straightened from 49.5 in June to 49.8 in July, the PMI HCOB index for the manufacturing industry in the euro zone, produced by GLOBAL S&P and designed to measure the overall performance of the sector, has reached a three -year summit. It was established just below the bar of the 50 of without change, thus pointing out a quasi-stabilization of the conjuncture in the manufacturing sector of the euro zone.
At 48.2, the PMI HCOB buyers index for the French manufacturing industry, produced by S&P Global, was maintained below 50 of without change in July. Close to its June level (48.1), it continues to report a moderate deterioration in the economic situation in the French manufacturing sector. This quasi-stagnation of the PMI index compared to the previous month, however, masks the worrying orientation of certain survey sub-indexes, in particular that of new orders, main component of the overall index (30%).
The PMI HCOB buyers index for the German manufacturing industry was 49.1 in July. This is a slight increase compared to June (49.0) and the highest value for almost three years. Production increased for the fifth consecutive month in the German manufacturing sector in July, according to the last HCOB PMI survey. However, the recovery was shortlisted, companies having reported a slowdown in the increase in new orders and export sales.
In the United States, the employment report in July will be published at 2:30 p.m. before the purchasing directors index for the manufacturing sector in July at 3:45 p.m. and the Consumer Confidence index of the University of Michigan in July at 4:00 p.m.
Around 12 noon, the euro lost 0.06% to $ 1.1411.
