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The Paris Stock Exchange fell back after the EU/USA agreement – 07/28/2025 at 18:36

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Paris stock exchange fell back:

The Paris Stock Exchange finished down Wednesday July 16. Furthermore, 2025, weighed down by the fall of the Renault title (AFP / Xavier Galiana) paris stock exchange fell back

The Paris Stock Exchange finished down Wednesday July 16, 2025, weighed down by the fall of the Renault title (AFP / Xavier Galiana)

The Paris Stock Exchange welcomed the commercial agreement between the European Union and the United States, perceived by investors as unfavorable to the old continent, freshly on Monday. Meanwhile,

CAC 40 sold 0.43% to 7,800.88 points, down 33.70 points. In addition, Friday, the Parisian index had increased up 0.21%

Donald Trump. Meanwhile, the president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen concluded in Scotland a customs agreement providing that European paris stock exchange fell back products exported to the United States will be taxed at 15%. Similarly,

Hoping to avoid a commercial escalation. Consequently, the EU has also engaged at $ 750 billion in energy purchases and 600 billion additional investments in the United States. In addition,

Above all. this agreement “allows you to escape the disaster scenario: 30%American customs duties, a chaotic escalation of reprisals and a total trade war”, estimates Apolline Menut, economist at Carmignac.

But it already leaves a bitter taste in Europe.

If he “defuses the transatlantic trade conflict. offers short -term planning security for businesses”, this agreement is likely to “slowly slow down growth”, explains Vincenzo Vedda, of DWS.

We “certainly avoid the worst scenarios. but the agreement sets up a less favorable international economic environment for the coming years”, explains to AFP Stanislas de Bailliencourt, asset allocation manager at paris stock exchange fell back Sycomore AM.

In addition, this agreement “remains very unfavorable” for the European Union, he added.

French Prime Minister François Bayrou regretted him on Monday. in unison with the whole of the French political class, “a dark day”, where “an alliance of free peoples, gathered to assert their values and defend their interests, resolves to submission”.

U-turn for Stellantis

After starting the upward session. temporarily relieved by the agreement, the European automotive sector quickly switched to the red in the face of 15% customs duties on its products in the United States.

In Paris, Stellantis finally lost 2.57% to 8.28 euros. Renault, which has fewer links with the United States, fell 1.34% to 33.96 euros.

Thales lost 4.33% to 229.70 euros, like all European defense companies. The sector was sealed by the promise formulated by the EU to acquire paris stock exchange fell back more American military equipment.

Spirits in blurring

Uncertainty has not been completely lifted for certain sectors: wines. spirits exporters must benefit from an exemption but still await details.

In Paris, the giant Pernod Ricard lost 3.49% at 96.56 euros and Rémy Cointreau 3.45%.

Exception to gloom: the equipment supplier forvia won 13.43% in Paris, at 11.65 euros. brought by the confirmation Monday of its objectives for the year 2025, still providing for an improvement in its operating margin, between 5.2 and 6%, and a rather stable turnover.

The 7th automotive equipment supplier in the world has also seen its operational profitability improve this year. in the first half (5.4% of sales).

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Paris stock exchange fell back

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