According to the monthly economic survey published by INSEE, the household confidence index in France fell by one point to 89 after 90 in May, in line with expectations.
Airbus (-2.82% to 130.98), which remains under pressure after lowering its delivery target for this year, said it was ready to resume all or part of the activities of four Spirit AeroSystems factories as part of an imminent deal that involves a split of the American aerostructures manufacturer from Boeing.
The title Eurofins Scientific (+3.26% to 47.5) continued its rebound, still supported by the denial of allegations of financial embezzlement brought against it by the Muddy Waters fund and which caused it to lose more than 16% at the start of the week.
Atos dropped 6.68% to 1.18, while the digital services group announced the end of negotiations on its financial restructuring with the consortium led by Onepoint and that the EPEI fund of businessman Daniel Kretinsky had proposed to resume discussions.
Thales (-2.00% to 151.95) was chosen by Lufthansa Technik, a subsidiary of the German airline, to supply the audio/radio communication system for the SIGINT (SIGNal INTelligence) aircraft intended for the French army. German Air.
VusionGroup (+1.42% to 128.4) announced the deployment of smart labels and its solutions within the Netto brand, owned by Salling Group, the leading discount supermarket chain in Denmark.
Vinci (-0.34% to 101.15) announced the finalization by its subsidiary Vinci Airports of the acquisition of the majority of the capital (50.01%) of 1is Edinburgh Airport, Scotland, alongside Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), managing the remaining 49.99%.
Quadient gained 0.12% to 17.34 as AlphaValue upgraded its rating from Strengthen to Buy.
Nanobiotix rose by 17.54% to 5.005 euros while Stifel started monitoring the Purchase file with a target of 16 euros.
The index CAC40 thus fell by 0.69% to 7,609.15 points in a correct volume of 3,592 MDE exchanged.
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