He DAX rises 0.15%, over 23,964.80 points, the FT-100 A quarter quarter progres Eurostoxx 50 0.19%is recorded, over 5,313.35 points and the FTSE MIB Open down. Yields 0.28%, up to 39,678 points. The IBEX 35 starts this July with 0.28% increases at 14,033 points
The bags closed a complicated semester loaded with heat volatility of the measures taken by the new Trump administration, especially after imposing generalized reciprocal rates on its commercial partners. Measures that generated a threat of debt crisis in the country and forced to establish a period of 90 days to negotiate new agreements with its commercial partners, a term that expires on July 9.
From now on, and in the next few daysthe «rates» factor will «go into play» again, Since “the US and its partners have a few days to close a commercial agreement that is acceptable to all. In that sense, to point out that yesterday in the behavior of European stock markets, which ended the day down, weighed Trump statements in which he threatened to threaten again with unilaterality when imposing new tariffs on his partners -he said to talk about sending letters with unilateral commercial conditions – Link Securities.
The French Food Supplier Sodexo has reduced its guide by 2025, saying that it now expects the growth of income and margin to be at the lower end of its forecasts by 2025. He had previously planned an organic growth of the income of 2025 of between 3% and 4% and an increase in the margin of the underlying operational benefit of 10 to 20 basic points (PBS).
The French car manufacturer Renault will report an extraordinary loss of approximately 9,500 million euros (11.2 billion dollars) about its participation in Nissan Motor in the first half of the year after changing the way it counts the investment. The change occurs while the two companies loosen their ties and adjust an association of two decades, with Renault gradually reducing their participation in the Japanese firm, which is facing a fall in sales and struggling to increase its liquidity. Renault has 35.7% of Nissan, with 17.05% in direct hands and the rest through a trust.
NextwindEuropean renewable energy supplier, has announced that he had secured 1400 million euros in debt financing for the expansion of a wind energy project in Germany. The agreement includes the possibility of raising another 1.3 billion euros in the next five years if the company based in Berlin reaches capacity objectives.
The Norway Equinor and its partners have approved an investment of 13,000 million Norwegian crowns (1.29 billion dollars) for the expansion of Johan Sverdrup, the largest oil field in production of Western Europe, the company said today. The project is expected to increase the recoverable volumes of the field by between 40 million and 50 million barrels of equivalent oil, said Equinor and their partner Aker BP. It is expected that the production of new underwater wells linked to the existing infrastructure will begin in the fourth quarter of 2027, they added.
The Italian Assets Manager Banca Mediolanum It has completed the sale of its total participation of 3.5% in the Mediobanca Commercial Bank for approximately 548.4 million euros (646.2 million dollars). Banking Medolanum has sold its participation of 29.1 million shares through an accelerated process of private placement at a price of 18.85 euros per share, the bank said in a statement. Morgan Stanley was the only coordinator of the placement, the statement added.
Powell and Lagarde’s pending bags
Among the macroeconomic references in Europe, the Manufacturing PMI stands out in the euro zone. This Tuesday we will also be attentive to June IPC data in the euro zone. A 2.0% growth is expected in the general rate and 2.3% in the underlying.
In the United States, we will also know the manufacturing PMI and the weekly API oil reserves.
Industrial activity in many Asian economies contracted in June since the tariff uncertainty of the United States kept the demand, but the signs of a slight improvement for manufacturers raise the pressure in commercial conversations with Washington before the gloomy perspectives of economic recovery in the region.
Today we will be attentive to the statements of Christine Lagarde, president of the ECB, to see if some detail about economic perspectives and monetary policy strategy of the agency is revealed. His counterpart also speaks in the Fed, Jerome Powell.
The president of the United StatesDonald Trump, expressed Monday his frustration for trade negotiations between the US and Japanwhile the Treasury Secretary, Scott Besent, warned that countries could receive remarkably higher tariff notification as the deadline of July 9 is approaching despite negotiations. In this sense, we will be Pending the news that arise about the advance of commercial negotiations between the EU and the USAsince a European delegation will move to Washington this week to maintain conversations with its American counterparts and with the intention of ensuring an agreement before a key deadline expires next week -see Economics and Markets section for greater detail on this issue.
After closing yesterday with climbs, and marking new maximums, today the futures of Wall Street wake up down. The future of Dow Jones yields 0.10%, over 44,051 points, the S&P 500 yields 0.17%, over 6194.4 points and the future of Nasdaq 100 yields 0.2%, to 22,630.80 points.
In the raw material market, oil prices descend, weighed down by the expectations of an increase in OPEC+ production in August and concern for economic slowdown caused by the perspective of an increase in US tariffs. The future of Brent oil rises slightly over $ 66,748 while West Texas advances over $ 65.15.
In the currency market, the euro dollar yields slightly over $ 1,1780 and among cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin yields 0.6%, up to 106,818.8 dollars and Ethereum falls 0.18%, over 2,459.68 dollars.