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Exonhit loss and reduced its costs by 2011, as the decline

March 22, 2012 - 6:45 am Comments Off

The title Exonhit significantly lower Thursday at the Paris Bourse after the publication of 2011 results considered very encouraging for the future of the biotechnology company, according to stakeholders.

For the past year, Exonhit reduced its loss to 7.1 million euros, against a loss of 7.7 million in 2010, and indicated that on 31 December 2011, his strated ; Flow was $ 12.9 million, giving it about 24 months of cash.

She also announced today have repaid all its long-term debt.

Turnover dropped to 5 million euros last year, against 8.4 million a year earlier. 

The company claims to have achieved savings in 2011 of two million euros in a full year after abandoning a planned acquisition and cut expenses on clinical Aclarus DX, the blood test of Alzheimer's disease.

Present equally in the market for drugs for neurodegenerative diseases and the diagnosis, Exonhit gives no numerical targets for 2012 merely say "more than ever" confident in achieving its prospects.

"The year 2012 will Exonhit to that of expanding our portfolio of diagnostic products, its own or in collaboration, while maintaining a solid financial structure," said the pre Chairman of the Executive Loïc Maurel, said in the statement of results. 

At 11:10, the action Exonhit lost 9.36% to 1.84 euros in large volumes, showing a market capitalization of 62.78 million euros. At this price level, the title was up 73.6% since the beginning of the year, after a loss of 48.29% last year.

At Bryan Garnier, Sebastien Malafosse the analyst points out that the market "expects a start-up Exonhit as it invests in its future development rather than focus on reducing of its cost structure ".

The views of the steps taken in 2011, he continues, "the road is still long for Exonhit and maturity of 24 months of cash could happen quickly."

With other analysts, however, it notes that the action has Exonhit, like those of other biotechs, gained much ground in recent sessions, so the decline of this morning can also be explained by profit taking.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange ended down 0.40%

March 12, 2012 - 2:05 am Comments Off

The Tokyo Stock Exchange ended down Monday on profit-taking after gaining 3.7% during the previous two sessions and over 17% since the beginning of year.

The Nikkei lost 39.88 points (0.4%) to 9,889.86. Topix abandons 3.43 points (0.4%) to 845.28.

The Nikkei has reached in a meeting peak of 10,021.51, the highest since August 2011.

European shares open on a rebound

February 24, 2012 - 4:35 pm Comments Off

The main European stock markets opened on a rebound Friday in the wake of Wall Street and Asian markets, investors anticipating an abundant liquidity injection of long-term European Central Bank (ECB) the next week.

Around 9:15, the Paris Bourse gaining 0.53% to 3,465 points, Frankfurt and London takes 0.86% 0.18% advance. The pan-European Euro Stoxx 50 index rose 0.62%.

In Paris, Technicolor was down almost 5% after the announcement of an EBITDA down 5.9% in 2011 to 475 million euros. The action is Eiffage it head increases the SBF 120, the construction group has forecast a rise in net profit in 2012 after declining in 2011.

Banks are among the highest increases in Europe sector (0.86%). Deutsche Bank and Barclays gained 2.8% 1.4%. The Paris BNP Paribas and Societe Generale gaining 1.4% and 1.9%.

Lloyds Banking Group ahead by 1.3% after yet warned that its net banking income would decline in 2012, suffering, like his counterpart Royal Bank of Scotland, a heavy loss in 2011.

BASF takes 2.8% after announcing Friday that its results and its turnover increase this year thanks to a rebound in the second half.

Many analysts believe the weakness of the European economy will force the ECB to continue easing its monetary policy. The market is expected to lend some 500 billion euros to banks at its second financing package to three years scheduled for next week.

TNT Express takes off on the stock exchange, exceeds the bid for UPS

February 20, 2012 - 6:00 am Comments Off

The action of TNT Express flew more than 50% Monday on the exchanges of Amsterdam, beyond the purchase price offered by the American UPS, indicating that investors expect a proposal for enhanced .

UPS said Friday it had offered € 9 per share to buy the Dutch group messaging, valuing it around 4.9 billion euros. TNT Express has rejected the offer, but discussions are continuing between the two groups.

The action was traded to TNT 9:50 GMT around 9.80 euros, up 54% from its closing price on Friday night (6.343 euros).

The trade deficit, exchange for U.S. growth

February 10, 2012 - 6:55 pm Comments Off

If U.S. growth may be the envy of Europe, it resulted in an increase in imports and therefore the trade deficit reached $ 558 billion in 2011. Its highest level since 2008.

A moderate recovery is confirmed in the U.S. … and the trade deficit is widening. In December, imports reached their highest level since July 2008, said Friday the Commerce Department. Is a hole of 48.8 billion dollars against 47.1 billion (revised figure) in the previous month. This is more than the expectations of the analysts.

Over the full year 2011, the U.S. has a trade deficit of $ 558 billion, the highest since 2008. This represents 3.7% of gross domestic product. The trade deficit with China represents more than half of that total. At 295.5 billion dollars, it has largely beaten the record set in 2011.  

The overall trade deficit in December was partly explained by a phenomenon that seems to have widened in 2012: while the U.S. economy has maintained a respectable growth rate and thus increased its imports, the economies of the eurozone declined . This has particularly led to the largest monthly deficit ever recorded with Germany ($ 4.8 billion in December).

U.S. imports have generally increased by 1.3% this month, with among other record imports of capital goods. The trade deficit in petroleum products (24.4 billion) still weighed heavily. The average price per barrel of imported crude oil has exceeded $ 104, increasing by 5% within two months.

November 29, 2011 - 6:35 am Comments Off

The housing market has included nine in the third quarter the prospect of a relapse into recession in the French economy with lower sales and housing starts, according to data released Tuesday by the Ministry of Housing.

More than 26,400 homes were sold in the third quarter, nearly 2,700 more than in the second quarter but 12.9% less than for the corresponding period of 2010.

Of the last four quarters, the number of sales totaled 101,300 or 10.7% less than in the previous four quarters.

A 71,600 homes at the end of the third quarter, the stock of new homes for sale is 14.4% higher than the third quarter of 2010.

November 6, 2011 - 4:35 pm Comments Off

The European Union has increased the pressure on Sunday in Athens Greece quickly establishes a government of national unity and implement the measures included in the second bailout of the country, saying that membership in the euro area was Thurs

"We called for a national unity government, is convinced that it is the convincing way to restore confidence and to honor commitments," he told Reuters Olli Rehn, European Commissioner for Economic and monetary.

With the announcement of a proposed referendum on the bailout plan, since abandoned, Greece had broken the bond of trust that binds to its European partners last week, which called into question his membership in the euro area, he said.

But the country has apparently abandoned the strategy of the edge, Olli Rehn said in a telephone interview.

"There have been efforts to Athens to restore that trust and we need a compelling report on the subject of the finance minister Evangelos Venizelos tomorrow during the Euro."

The 17 finance ministers of the euro area can be found Monday evening in Brussels for a meeting of the Eurogroup.

NEGOTIATIONS TO ATHENS

Olli Rehn was speaking Greek political parties then negotiated fiercely on Sunday a coalition agreement may prove to other countries in the euro zone as Greece is determined to continue on the path of austerity to avoid bankruptcy.

November 3, 2011 - 6:40 am Comments Off

Unilever issued a sales increase of 7.8% in the third quarter and expects margins stable or declining for the year 2011, experienced strong sales growth in emerging markets.

The manufacturer of soaps and mayonnaise has raised its prices by nearly 6%, while sales in countries such as India, Indonesia and Brazil have helped to offset difficult markets in Europe and the United States .

However, the group warned that its operating margin at constant perimeter and constant exchange rates would be stable or slightly declining over the year 2011 due to higher commodity prices.

On this basis, the Group reported a turnover up 7.8%, a performance better than the consensus of society, which provided an increase of 6.3%, following growth of 4.3% in the first quarter and 7.1% in the second.

The debt crisis in Europe is not over, says Trichet

October 29, 2011 - 5:35 pm Comments Off

The President of the European Central Bank (ECB), Jean-Claude Trichet, said that the crisis of sovereign debt in Europe is not over and it is too early to estimate the lights returned to green.

In an interview with German newspaper Bild am Sonntag-, Trichet said, however, confident in the ability of governments in the euro area to restore financial stability.

According to him, this requires that the Stability Pact is comprehensive and is implemented in a manner vigorous.

For the head of the ECB, the agreement reached this week by leaders of the European Union to enter into practice in a very precise and fast."

"The decisions taken at the summit (this week) must be applied with precise and coordinated fashion. The leaders of governments in the euro area have a program. Now the hard work is waiting for governments and the European Commission," insists he said.

"A rapid and full implementation of decisions is now absolutely crucial," said he. "A rapid and complete promulgation of these decisions is now absolutely crucial," he insists.

German growth will slow sharply in 2012

October 13, 2011 - 7:35 am Comments Off

Germany's GDP should grow by just 0.8% in 2012 as planned. The first euro zone economy could contract in the same season. Germany

The growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will significantly slow the German next year, have predicted Thursday the major economic research institutes of Europe's largest economy, while the country will be affected by a financial crisis that is stain of oil. GDP is expected to increase by only 0.8% in 2012 from 2.9% expected this year, well below the previous forecast of these institutions (2%) and the official government forecast (1.8 %).

In a degraded environment, the government deficit in Germany, however, should continue to melt, reaching 0.9% this year and 0.6% next year, conservation efforts and strong revenue from this years bearing fruit.But Germany, whose economy is heavily export recovered strongly after the 2009 recession, can not escape the effects of the crisis of European public finances, about to lead to a banking crisis, economists predict .

Risk of credit crunch

"Because of the difficult situation of important partners, foreign trade should no longer participate in the growth," they write. The debt crisis raging, and the discussions that accompany it, also lead to "a crisis of confidence" that would restrain domestic demand. The problems of banks, which appear more and more fragile, will lead to difficult financing conditions that will hamper investment.

These difficulties are expected to peak in the fourth quarter of this year, with a decline in GDP (-0.2%).The institutes expect positive growth in every quarter of next year, but very modest. Any assessment is pessimistic economists, Germany should avoid a recession (two consecutive quarters of GDP contraction).

And good news, the labor market should continue to do relatively well, with a further decline in unemployment, due to 6.7% next year on average. German unemployment is at its lowest for 20 years. The bi-annual forecasts of the institutes are the basis for official government estimates, which will release its forecast adjusted Thursday.