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Alors que les investisseurs continent de faire preuve de retenue face au risque de durcissement des politiques des banques centrales, la Bourse de Paris a terminé en légère baisse de 0,25% la séance ce vendredi.
L’indice vedette CAC 40 a terminé en baisse de 18,44 points à 7.347,72 points. La veille, il avait gagné 0,89% après avoir établi un nouveau record en séance à 7.387,29 points.
Sur la semaine, il progresse de 3,06%, sa meilleure performance hebdomadaire depuis début janvier.
