The Numtel you start to close near the minimum, a decrease of about 2.5%, driven downward by the major titles, all negative. Tiscali, which has fallen on the dark of Lehman Brothers, gives 3% to 5.69 euros even bad e.Biscom, which sees new record low scores below 25 euros (down 3%) and BB Biotech (– 2.2% to 42.2 million), hampered by the bad performance of U.S. subsidiaries. On their shields, among the minor titles, Acotel (+7.7%); downward badly biotechnology, with declines of more than 3%.
Brilliant finish for octave Numtel (+4.26%) which is drawn upward by the excellent start of the Nasdaq. Technology in our portfolio of Piazza Affari, in addition to the performance of Tiscali (+6.7%) to a step from 6 euros, e.Biscom (+2.2%), Finmatica (+3.45), BB Biotech (+9 %), stands out the suspension for excessive upward Acotel on rumors of a possible takeover bid.
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Star of the week on Mib30 was Tim that you start to close the eighth with an increase of 6.48%. Are right behind Tim Saipem, with a weekly gain of 4.59%, and Eni, which marks a +4.07%.
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Friday to remember for the shareholders of Galaxy Bicocca. Rebound of the Nasdaq and the exploits of France and Deutsche Telekom are triggering purchases securities of the Olympia. Olivetti is scoring an increase of 7% share back to 1.10 euros, Pirelli gains 7.76% at 1.1390 euros, Tim Sale of 6.14% to 4.44 euros and 4.93% of Telecom to 8.01 euros. Be noted that the volumes are averaged. On the gas group was also the declaration of Tronchetti Provera has announced that as the debt ratio to decline from 42 billion to 34 billion euros.
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Do not come the good news for France Telecom. The rating agency Fitch has downgraded the debt is indeed short and long term, bringing it from BBB + to BBB-. The outlook remains negative. The title, however, does not seem to suffer from this negative assessment: +12% to 14.6 euros.
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The financial sector in positive territory exchanges across Europe, supporting virtually all price along with good intonation and telephony technology. Among banks, UBS rose (+3.52%), Bsch (+3.41%), BBVA (+2.84%), BNP Paribas (+2.83%) and Societe Generale (+2.22% ). Out in front of insurance, Aegon (+4.38%), ING Groep (+3.76%), Zurich Financial (+3.70%), Allianz (+2.85%) and Axa (+2.49 %).
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Over the last few days has increased investors’ worries about the credit risk of the French bank, in light of recent news concerning Vivendi (downgrade to junk status by Moody’s) and France Telecom (heavily indebted). Merrill Lynch estimates that the impact of these risks is limited: 1.2 billion euros or 1.5 euros per share on BNP Paribas, 834 million euro or 2 euros a share at Societe Generale, 1.8 euros per share Crédit Lyonnais. Based on these estimates, the U.S. broker has revised downwards its earnings forecasts 2002-03 average of 8% of the three institutions, even if assessments remain interesting (Play confidential)
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Morgan Stanley started coverage of the British title William Hill (betting companies just entering the stock exchange) with the equal-weight rating and a target price of 260 pence. The fundamentals of the company are positive according to the investment bank, but the sharp rise on the day scored IPI facto restriction on the potential upside. At this time, William Hill exchange 265 pence a share (+0.8%).
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He resigned yesterday from his position as CEO of Bipop Maurizio Cozzolino. The basis of this choice, as it did know the same Cozzolino, Bipop the inspection report on the Bank of Italy. The young banker is also among the suspects in the investigation of the Prosecutor of Brescia management that led Bipop adrift. It appears that other managers have followed Cozzolino and without packing.