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The French stock index, CAC 40, has shown mixed results this week, despite its 1% rebound after a sluggish opening on Monday. A lack of investor conviction is revealed by the index's subsequent stagnation within narrow limits, reflecting concerns about long-term interest rates and the trajectory of US public debt.
recent downgrade of the US credit rating by Moody's and ongoing budgetary worries in the US Senate, with a potential increase in the deficit, have also weighed on the CAC 40. Meanwhile, the ongoing negotiations regarding Donald Trump's tariffs between the European Union and the United States remain complicated, with the Trump administration alleging that the EU is not acting in good faith.
While the CAC 40 has shown limited gains compared to the first three sessions of the week, the selection in the Stock Exchange of Momentum, our site's investment letter, has fared better. Companies like Tesla, Exosens, and Thales led the way, with gains of 7%, 8%, and 6% respectively. Despite a slight decline in EssilorLuxottica and L'Oreal, the stock selection in Momentum is performing well.
This week, our analyst team has assessed the prospects of numerous stocks including Societé générale, Dassault Aviation, Elior, ASML, SES, Thales, LVMH, Airbus, and Pernod-Ricard. To gain access to our daily technical, financial, and economic analysis, as well as our expectations for the CAC 40 and stocks, opt for an annual subscription and receive 5 months free by clicking the link below.
Investors might reconsider their focus from the volatile CAC 40 to other investments, given the recent downgrade of the US credit rating and ongoing budgetary uncertainties in the US Senate. In contrast, the stock selection in our investment letter, Momentum, has demonstrated promising growth this week, particularly with companies like Tesla, Exosens, and Thales showing significant gains.
