The Paris Bourse rose by 0.43%, still supported by good publications

Good quarterly publications have enabled the Paris Bourse to bring up a new session (0.43%) Thursday in a market resolutely optimistic that obscures the bad news such as rising oil prices or the strength of euro. At the close, the index was featured awarded points to finish at 17.26 points 4021.88. In London, the FTSE has barely declined (-0.07%) and in Frankfurt the Dax was 0.64% awarded. The Euro Stoxx 50 gained 0.51%. The prospect of the long Easter weekend resulted in a relatively cautious investors and a low transaction level, with 3.1 billion traded. Like the previous two sessions, the Paris Bourse drew its strength in the quarterly publications of firms that, overall, pleasantly surprised by the operators are often higher than expected. "We rely on these figures and we put aside the bad news (Greek concerns on the debt, the situation in Ireland and Portugal and the warning to the United States on its debt) and on the top level of the euro and oil, "said Dov Adjei, seller of shares at Aurel. "There are inconsistencies on the market shares," he said surprised himself from the good performance of the score while the euro is strong against the dollar (1.4586 dollars) and that oil is increase (over 111 dollars a barrel). He said one explanation for the increase is also due to the influx of liquidity into the markets through the program of asset purchases made by the Fed (U.S. central bank). On Thursday, the market has only taken into account the quarterly publications and quickly corrected his slight disappointment related to the indicator on unemployment benefits in the United States. These have declined during the second week of April, but less than expected by the market. The market also ignored the slowdown in activity in the manufacturing industry in the region of Philadelphia in April. Schneider Electric has been leading the ACC 40 (2.67% to 117.3 euros), after having achieved a turnover increase in the first quarter, confirmed its objectives, and especially denied rumors of a takeover of Tyco International. Peugeot has done a nice new route (2.60% to 29.18 euros), still supported by his reassuring figures released Wednesday. Scor has benefited from the increase in Nomura's recommendation that went to "buy" cons "neutral" before to be 2.24% to 19.41 euros. Technical corrections have benefited BNP Paribas (1.74% to 51.42 euros). Side decreases, there Accor (-3.99% to 30.19 euros) penalized by the vague direction of the group's prospects. Publicis has accused the sudden slowdown in organic growth and lost 3.63% to 37.48 euros. Profit taking weighed on IMS (-1.67% to 17.7 euros) and several technology stocks that had risen sharply the previous day. STMicroelectronics has lost 0.59% to 8.25 euros, Soitec -1.41% to 10.85 euros.