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Opening soon move to the UK telecoms, which does not seem to suffer that much of the fall yesterday’s Nasdaq index. Vodafone is now unchanged at 161.5 pence, BT Group sells 0.2% to 231.5 pence, mmO2 is unchanged at 82.5 pence.
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Parmalat highlighted on Midex the halfway point up the 3% to € 3.43 euros. Good trade, amounting to 3 million pieces against a monthly average of 2.8 mil. Parmalat had recently indicated its intention to enter into a consortium to take over the Galbani from Danone.
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The giant Warner-AOL merger has overshadowed the performance of small caps made in the session yesterday. If Mediaset led the list of Blue Chips, were precisely the companies in a small cap to achieve substantial positive changes. The Gaiana continues its upward yesterday on gaining 13.89%. The company deals in property management and real estate mainly in the area of Genoa and indirect interests in agriculture. Even Finpart has created a +7.24%, boosted by the participation of Banca del Gottardo to 15%. Upward pressure Demaniali Terme (7.24%) and Coats Cucirini (9.91%).
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Opening the banner of discussion this morning on European markets. London marks hours +0.31%. From now controls the Internet stocks that have lost due to yesterday ’s announcement of Yahoo! Inability to keep growth rates high so long. Qxl.com, the largest Internet auction house in Europe, has lost 97.5 points to close at 1.200 euros. Even Marconi, high technology products company, lost 25.5 points to close at 931 euros. British banks and insurance may vary, depending on monetary policy decisions of the Bank of England on interest rates. Yesterday, Lloyds TSB Group, has gained 5 points, closing at 669 euros, while Barclays Plc has gained 53 to close at 1.565.
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Cable & Wireless may have to drive today’s phones and Internet stocks in Europe. The British telecommunications company has announced a campaign by purchasing $ 1 billion on Internet companies in Europe. The group wants to buy eight Internet service providers, and invest $ 500 million in the Net “The markets are excited about everything related to Internet”, commented the Financial Spreads in London. Meanwhile, British Telecom has announced the third generation mobile phone, through the Bt3G, a company controlled 100%. Bt now earns 1, 84%, while Cable Wireless marks +2.35%.
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The Bic Group, a French company specialized in manufacturing of ballpoint and fountain pens, today announced it has achieved a turnover in ‘99 amounted to 1.33 billion euros, up 7% compared with 1.24 billion of ‘98. Despite the excellent outcome of the last quarter of ‘99 (+25%), the company expects a net profit trans less than expected. The title, after the statement of the company, has quadrupled its stock to 1.65 euros, making a +10%.
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Uncertainty about the reopening of the American market, the price of oil still supported eo fears of rising interest rates, have alarmed the European markets which have had a sharp decline at midday. The FTSE 100 is now lost 1, 40%, the Dax 1.06% and the Cac 40 to 1, 89%. The declines are due, according to some analysts, even to profit taking after yesterday’s increases.
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The restructuring plan launched by Fiat indifferent to analysts at UBS Warburg. The design department has retained the investment bank rating “hold” with a target price of 15 euros. According to UBS, “the measures implemented are only a short-term solution to support the current pace at which Fiat burning cash. The restructuring may not entirely solve the problems of cash flow.”
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Among the companies preferable at this time, “continued the Japanese Manager Yoshihara,” there are those oriented towards creating value for shareholders, those in the technology sector (such as the semiconductor company Kyocera) and those who seek to develop their business even in the Chinese market (see the manufacturer of air conditioners Daikin Industries). In any case, Yoshihara expects a period of turmoil in the stock market of the Rising Sun, before it can be taken again the way of upside. “The Japanese market should find a stable positive trend only since 2004, until then, foreign investors will have to cover the currency risk and avoid investing in yen.”
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Lehman Brothers raised its earnings forecasts on the Nokia 2001 from 0.73 to 0.75 euros a share. The home business that Nokia says is his favorite player in the sector, although the company may take risks in the short term.