tonight she went on primetime television. >> i don't believe nicholas sarkozy is sincere anymore. i don't think many of those that voted for me believe him or his posturing. they stopped believing in his promises. >> it remains uncertain how many far right voters will back president sarkozy. but europe and the market is watching. the german chancellor was alarmed by the influence of the far right. the favorite to wins the socialist candidate who says growth will be his priority. the jitters in the financial markets today partly reflect a concern that the political tide in europe may be turning. >> for more on the weekend's poll i spoke to the bbc's chris mohris who was in paris a short while ago. if sarkozy loses he would be the second french president to lose a bid for a second term in half a century. what has he done? >> i think he has broken many of the promises he made five years ago. one of his great slogans is if you work more, you earn more. what happened? unemployment has gone up. 350,000 industrial jobs have gone. there are a lot of angry people around. in the time after

. >> nicholas sarkozy, yeah. [boos] >> many on the right feel betrayed by the president, and places like this tell you why. >> this is about 200 kilometers outside of paris. >> it was not difficult to find those who had voted for the far right. >> i feel france has been invaded. it is a good town, but further out in the states there are too many immigrants. we do not like that here. >> president sarkozy said today he did not blame those who voted for his conservative competitor. tonight, she went on prime-time television. >> i do not believe nicholas sarkozy is sincere anymore. i do not think any of those who voted for me believe him or his posturing. they have stopped believing in his promises. but it remains uncertain how many far-right voters will now back pres. sarkozy. but europe and the markets are watching. the german chancellor said she was alarmed by the influence of the far right. the favorite to win is the socialist candidate. he says that growth is his priority. the jitters in the financial markets to

french president nicholas sarkozy political career is on the line. >> voters are heading to the pollsfirst round of that country's presidential election. sarkozy it also cast his ballot today. there is frustration over his inability to turn around the stagnant economy. this voting will shorten candidates from 10 down to two >> and iranian general says that their military experts have extracted data from a downed a military drum and they say them access details on the past missions. u.s. officials admit losing the drone but say that measures have been taken to limit the value of any intelligence taken from any aircraft >> here is your chance to get your hands on some tickets for the london olympics. about 1 million tickets will go on sale this wednesday sold first-come first-served but not all of them are going on sale. some of the most sought after one such as soccer tickets will be sold in special booths in the weeks leading up to the games. people around the world will be celebrating a birthday today >> more than 40 years ago this day was designated as a day to show respect for plan

nicholas sarkozy is fighting to second frenche president in 50 years to lose reelection. francois hollande was just ahead of him. they face a second round on the sixth. the real surprise was the strength of the far right. >> dismal, cold and blustery. the inclement weather reflected the mood at the president's headquarters. the markets felt the chill, tool. . it complicates the eurozone picture with the collapse of the dutch goverment. it was a victorious night for francois hollande. he has promised a break with austerity, and investments in welfare. different than what is espoused by germany. the biggest winner was marine le pen. 6 million voted for the far right, no to the euro and imigration. she has a much younger base of support. >> hollande in front, le pen the troublemaker. there were suggestions there would be protest votes, and this unnerves political leaders. how she effects the voting is hotly debated. >> mr. sarkozy is just behind in the polls and has made hs is first play for the far- right votes. >> it must be respected. a vote of crisis. why insult them. >>

the dutch government collapsed monday a day after nicholas sarkozy lost the first rounds of france's presidential the election. concerns in europe pushed down the price of crude by 77 cents a barrel to settle above $103. weak demand overseas took a bite out of kellogg's bottom line. the food giant slashed its full year profit forecast sending shares down 6%. walmart stores spent nearly 5%, the biggest drag of the dow in the wake of an alleged corruption scandal in its mexican unit. hasbro tumbled 5% on falling sales. an uptick in mortgage and commercial lending at suntrust bank contributed to its better than expected earnings report. elsewhere facebook's first quarterly revenue slide in at least two years has experts buzzing what a slow down in growth might mean for it's upcoming ipo. today investors will be watching apple. the company weighs in with earnings after the bell. keep an eye on netflix. after yesterday's close shares plunged 13%. and finally in honor of prince william and duchess kate a commemorative set of dolls from barbie maker mattel is hitting store shelves. at one s

president nicholas sarkozy is believed to be one of them. turnout is solid today with one in four casting ballots in the first round of voting. it will narrow down a list of ten candidates to two. the run-off is may 6th. polls show president sarkozy and a socialist candidate are likely to make the cut. >> this mornings and photographers and photographsers are surrounding the jail where george zimmerman is waiting to be released. it could be a couple days before he's released because his family needs to come up with the $150,000 bail. he's facing second degree murder charge in the death of an unarmed unarmed teenager, trayvon martin. >>> the sex scandal is still churning up this morning. six secret service agents have been ousted and more could be following them out the door. as david curley reports, they had some explaining to do. >> the secret service director was summoned to the white house for a face-to-face meeting. a source says it was an opportunity for the president to get an update on the investigation rather than an evaluation ever

nicholas sarkozy failed to gain a majority in the presidential election. another factor in the plunge is worse than forecast manufacturing data. it damp eped the economic outlook. u.s. markets also fell on mounting concerns over euro zone debt issues. the dow jones industrial average fell 0.8%. the tech-heavy nasdaq was down about 1%. let's see about stocks here. it's a brand-new day at tokyo stock exchange. it seems the euro zone issues are dragging stocks lower. >> as you were mentioning there, it's a big focus for the markets and we'll follow that throughout the session today. after the huge gains that we saw in the first three months of this year, it looks like global stock markets have pulled back after the rush forward or the huge gains initially with investors pulling back. let's have a look at the opening levels for the nikkei and the topics. both are trading lower on the losses you just mentioned in europe and the u.s. the nikkei closed yesterday down for a third day in a row. we were looking like it's going to get more of the same. marks are dige

no, not here on the campaign trail where nicholas sarkozy will face his electorate this weekend to see if he continues as president the of france. here at the local burger joint where the french managers of mcdonald's have determined the good old american hamburger isn't good enough. instead they've launched the mcbaguette, mcdonald's's take on one of the basic french food groups, the baguette sandwich. two hamburger patties, some lettuce and grainy french mustard in a roll that looks like classic french bread. it may not be the beheading of louie the 16th but it's positively revolutionary. and the french have lined up in their ones and twos to try it. but as with wine tasting, does it have a good finish? >> dry, too dry. >> reporter: traditional baguette bakers fear mcdonald's is making another assault on a signature french product. could this be another nail in the french culinary coffin? alex dryer is an american chef who teaches bread and pastry making at a parisian cooking school. for him comparing the mcbaguette to the real thing is to borrow and mangle the phrase "the best of br

president nicholas sarkozy is believed to be one of them.they are casting ballots in the first round of voting. it will narrow down a list of ten candidates to two. the run off is may 6th. policy show president sarkozy and a socialist are likely to make the cut. >>> the united nations is upping the anti to stop the violence in sierra which is supposed to be under a cease-fire. the u.s. approved the number of observers there from 30 to 300. it calls on the president assad to honor the cease-fire. the city of pams has faced shells since it began ten days ago. >>> reporters are surrounding the jail where george zimmerman is expected to be released. it could be a couple days before he's released because his family needs to come up with the $150,000 bail. he's facing second degree murder in the death of an unarmed teenager, trayvon martin. >>> the tex scandal is still turning up this morning. six have been ousted and more could be following them out the door. as david curley reports, they had some explain to do. >> the secret service director was

nicholas sarkozy received 27 percent. the decisive second round of voting is on may 6th.ran claims it has begun building a copy of the u.s. strong that was captured last year. an iranian general said that military experts have extracted data from it including details on the past missions. u.s. officials admit losing the ground that say that measures have been taken to limit the intelligence value of aircraft flying over hostile territory. >> a deaf woman is recovering from her injuries and grieving of the loss of her dog after they were attacked by a pit bull in southern california. the attack was caught on surveillance camera. she was out for a walk with her dog when a neighbor's pit bull got loose. the owner of the dog came out and pulled him away but by then it was too late. >> she might want another dog so there is hope there. you really need to take a dog for a walk, you loved him, i know you did >> the owner of the people said she takes full responsibility and has offered to buy the injured woman another dog. a warning for parents, why thousands of school buses are

crisis, rising unemployment rates and austerity measures may spell doom for french president nicholas sarkozy. yesterday the conservative sarkozy came in second to socialist party candidate francois hollande sending the two on a run-off vote on may 6th that will decide temperature see. there was some surprise when marine le pen took 18% of the vote. that's a lot higher than anybody expected. some see this as a rebuke of sarkozy's leadership from the right as many of le pen's followers say they will abstain or vote against sarkozy. if hollande wins in the second round, he will become the first socialist president since 1995. and sarkozy would become the first one-term president in france since 1981. >>> turning to politics here at home, this week mitt romney and president obama continue to crisscross through swing states. the president has scheduled stops in north carolina, iowa and colorado. romney continues on a two-day push through pennsylvania. while there is still plenty of reason for americans to be concerned about the economy, when you look at the data, new unemployment numbers are show

. >> nicholas sarkozy has held a final rally before sunday's voting for the presidential election.r. sarkozy and his supporters are mobilized. his closest rival stressed the growth needed to solve the country's financial troubles. there are eight other candidates in the first round. at least 43 people, including four children, died in a bus crash in mexico. the bus, carrying farm workers, collided with a trailer. the accident happened near veracruz. 24,000 people die on mexico's roads every year. authorities are preparing evacuation routes for a possible volcano explosion. it is just outside mexico city. it has been spewing rock fragments and ash for more than 68 days. a nato watch volunteer was shot by an unarmed teenager. during his hearing, george zimmerman told trade but martin's parents he was sorry for the death of their son. >> in suit and shackles, george zimmerman back in a florida court room, facing a second- degree murder charge, hoping to be granted bail. trade on martin of the parents were in court. mr. zimmerman addressed them directly. >> i am sorry for the loss of y

later, they learn about how he put and nicholas sarkozy almost never invoked the greatness of france. grand tour of france. it is not in his project. nevertheless, he certainly considers germany and france as the leaders, legitimate leaders of europe. >> president charles de gaulle had a very well-defined idea of what france should represent and of its place at the head of the nations of europe. but today, as the country heads for presidential elections, it is national self-confidence has been battered by the economic crisis. and the standard bearer, president sarkozy is accused of losing his way and not knowing what on earth he stands for. president sarkozy's personal and campaign styles are a world away from the world simplicity's of french life for those of charles de gaulle. the economic crisis, most french people want to protect their lifestyle. the president is behind in the polls, and his position is hardly helped by the message they gaining economic vitality will require him to adopt a foreign models. >> now in europe, their two models. the swedish and german model, which mean

and france is currently to nicholas sarkozy narrowly loses to his socialist rival francois land in the presidential election first round which will see the pair go head to head in a runoff in just under a fortnight the winner will face a tough job of fixing a faltering economy and record unemployment. this is art. hello welcome along with the world of sports has what we call coming up dreams attended a spot on moscow's saying of making the champions league for the first time in six years suffers a setback fall in defeat and jean. paul perfection rushes swimming squad for this summer's olympics in london is named following the national championships here in moscow. and back on track after six years without a p.g.a. title four by open champion ben curtis kept his hands on the texas i quit. but we start with football where after a great recent run spot a moscow has been brought down to work in the russian premier league going to watch losing three million homes angie on sunday a bit of an upset this one sports are dominating possession. charges who made their limited opportunities count s

battle but it's a backlash and save our friendship votes is intensifying its presidential rivals nicholas sarkozy and francois hollande sunday rallies in paris actually it's just a week away immigration dentity taking center stage this australian looks at whether france is witnessing a seismic shift to the right anti immigration anti euro anti globalization and advocates of protectionism. all in the name of the french state and national identity there is not a single french person not one european who does not know that i am a sworn enemy of the european single currency buskers its radical islam as a direct consequence of mass immigration that the left and the right in hosed for decades is macnow. traditionally on the fringes of france's national politics the rhetoric of today's far right i mean no longer be as far off for its citizens as it once was an opinion poll suggests that presidential candidate marine le pen of the ultra right wing national front party is third with potentially ten million votes its biggest support base ever there is no policy of france so if you don't speak french. it do

his just a little breathing space in a tight contest which threatens to oust current leader nicholas sarkozy if none of the ten candidates wins more than fifty percent electorate will vote again a week later to choose between the top two expected to the socialist leader and front runner falls for all or similar reports economic gloom an all time high unemployment government eighteen voters' concerns. one day to go before the french hit the polls but one in four voters still haven't made up their minds yet talk of the french people's concerns are jobs and money in their pockets especially at a time when unemployment is around ten percent hitting an all time high that's about three million people unemployed so who can take the top job and solve the fresh people's problems of the latest polls socialist party of part if i swallow it is to believe that about twenty nine percent out of terminal votes almost want to target the top income earners of the country but he is criticized for this widely perceived a lot of experience how truly beyond france warlordism congress you can last cycle see these

. ♪ >>> a french socialist beats french president nicholas sarkozy and now faces a challenge in a runoffe. the president there has been trailing to the socialist candidate and is expected to lose in the second round no n. two weeks. the biggest surprise yesterday was the strong showing of the far right candidate who ran on the anti-immigrant platform. >>> john edwards' trail for alleged campaign finance violations begins today. he is accused in accepting nearly $1 million in illegal contributions during his 2008 bid for president. edwards' defense lawyers plan to argue much of the money was siphoned off but a trusted aide used to build an expensive home. >>> the search for the remains of a six-year-old boy who vanished more than 30 years ago is expected to resume today. the plan is to dig up a basement floor at a build in manhattan's soho neighborhood. it was put on hold yesterday partly because heavy rain may have caused flooding o saturday, a bloody stain was detected in the basement. a handy man was using the structure as a work space back in 1979 when etan petz disappeared. >>> nearl

but again it's time for the headlines to blow for nicholas sarkozy of losing out to socialist candidate france well known in the first round of the french presidential election in the past sets of face off in the second stage in a fortnight or so to zee becomes the first french leaders of printing when the first round from him in fifty years. is new concern for u.s. soldiers over the growing dependence on antidepressants during service. eight fold increase since two thousand five hundred thousand military personnel affected. and syrian rebels refused to advance to a foreign to you insisting that military intervention is no way to resolve the deadly conflict. three hundred unarmed observers to syria to content to see a ceasefire. how is the french the bait and sets in sunday's presidential election first round we talked to a member of the socialist party for a moment and gives his view on the second stage runoff and talks about the huge challenges the country is facing. so they were joined by a good one he's going to member of the french socialist party since one nine hundred eighty seve

it's good to have you with us here in our to you today nicholas sarkozy has been a rallying support after losing the first round of the presidential election this week to a front end of the current leader is reaching out to a far right vote was ahead of the may sixth runoff psychoses failure to meet promises to lower unemployment is considered to be the main reason he likes behind his socialist rival by around ten points in the polls he also focused his campaign around tougher laws against a vehicle immigration the national front of marine le pen's did better than ever as it came third with almost eighteen percent of the vote let's get some more reaction now from the french election i'm now joined by a most eager and independent journalist working in paris so good to see you thank you for coming on r.t. today obviously the main problem is that of the economy and unemployment can either suck cosy or remain wedded to the euro idea and solve these issues that are specifically about france. i don't think so. mr sarkozy is invested in the european central bank and the euro in the european unio

president nicholas sarkozy voted with his supermodel wife in paris.y unpopular in france and faces a tough challenge from the socialist candidate. sarkozy is not expected to win the runoff vote set for may 6th. >>> president obama is today set to announce a plan to put shank shuns on foreign entities that help regimes use technology to crack down on disdebts. the "washington post" reports the president will unveil this executive order during a speech at the u.s. holocaust memorial museum. >>> coming up next, new york city was supposed to get a shuttle show today similar to what we were international societied to last week. but they will have to wait thanks to the weather. >> we'll check some with tucker to find out how much longer all this winter mess will stick around. fox 5 news is back in a moment. south welcome back. we are starting off with a live look on the outer loop on the beltway there. a couple of lanes are rethroapped. >> if you are just joining us, wave been reporting this all morning. a deadly accident occurred about 2:00 this morning in

we begin in france where french president nicholas sarkozy is in second place in his race to keep hishis opponent has a 1.5 percent lead. there will be a runoff election in may. in egypt two state run energy companies are stopping oil exports to israel claiming israel is no longer holding up his end of the deal. there are concerns the effect it will have on two countries. it is a tense relationship. we head to china you are looking at a flute liat line walker. he successfully crossed china's grand canyon on a rope 5900 feet by less than an inch wide and he did it in two minutes without any safety equipment. >> makes me nervous just looking at that one. thank you so much. investigators uncovering a possible new clue in the etan patz case. >> they had to stop the search yesterday because of weather. are they starting it again today? >> good morning to you, the search for etan will continue in soho a little later on. they stopped the search earlier than expected yesterday because of the rain in part. more rain is falling this morning. investigators could finish the search we are told as

an election going on in france and in the first round, a candidate other than the president nicholas sarkozy won in that first round and he is not really into all of this austerity. the european union needs austerity to get the budgets in line in many countries owe the thinking is that france might not be doing so well. recession officially in spain and you have the government collapsing in the netherlands because they can't agree on how to get their budget in line. and the netherlands is actually one of the very few european nations who have a aaa perfect rating. >> we have a two-day fed meeting kicking o kick -- kicking off today. what are you expecting in. >> we are listening to what they have to say about interest rates and monetary stimulus. with things being weaker here in the u.s. but mostly in europe, how will the fed respond in will they pump. more money into the system? as you can see, yesterday was a really ugly day and a bad start to the week. >>> troubling news about social security. is being drained faster than first thought. if you are one of the 56 million retirees would get

current president nicholas sarkozy is in a tight race with nine challengers. recent polls show support for the conservative president. >>> it's now being called the biggest scandal in the history of the u.s. secret service. the prostitution scandal involving agents assigned to president obama's recent trip to columbia involves at least two dozen agents. so far six have lost their jobs. authorities are now checking to see if any of the prostitutes were under age. meanwhile, house minority leader nancy pelosi returned to san francisco this weekend. she calls the scandal a national embarrassment >> some of them would tarnish the image is really disgusting. i really don't understand. but in any event i'm sure there will be a full investigation. >> congresswoman pelosi spoke at san francisco golden gate park yesterday. the minority leader was being honored for her many years in the front lines in the battle against aids. >>> the man once known to some as the evil generous in the knick -- genius in the nixon scandal. he said he would quote walk over his grandmother

current president nicholas sarkozy in the polls, the general election is in june.ssue there, same as here, the economy. france has a 10% unemployment rate. >>> well, it has been 260 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating, what are we doing to get it back? today a decent day for stocks, trying to help, dow and s&p higher, nasdaq lower thanks to apple which actually closed down about 2.5%. >>> well, we have new developments tonight in the death of trayvon martin. george zimmerman who, of course, says he shot and killed the florida teen in self-defense, that was back in february. he is going to be released on a $150,000 bond. in a surprising move, zimmerman took the stand today during a bond hearing and apologized to the family of trayvon martin. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was. i thought he was a little bit younger than i am. and i did not know if he was armed or not. >> ben crump an attorney for martin's family says they were devastated by the news of the bail and questioned the timing of the apology you

president nicholas sarkozy fighting for his political survival after his main socialist rival won the first round of voting. second, the dutch cabinet resigned after austerity talks collapsed. and spain plunged back into recession after the economy there contracted for a second quarter in a row. and, simon, it's always great to have you on the show but particularly today because of your very interesting and unique perspective on europe. of those three factors, is there one you think should carry more weight than the other? >> it's quite clear spain is the pressure point. you can see that because of the yields at the moment. there are two very common themes running through all of them. look at growth. if you look at the survey data, the indication is that the recession in europe may be worse than we thought. and you know how that will impact the ability to repay debt. and secondly, the wild card was always going to be the politics. will the people of europe continue to vote for austerity? and as those big elections come up increasingly they're beginning to splinter. so you see it in fr

americans may see one of the most familiar faces that they know, nicholas sarkozy, lose his job as leader of france. you see him there on the left. first elections are on sunday. then there's a runoff coming up later on in may. we expect that's what's going to happen. the guy on the right, he should be on the left because he's far more socialist, he wants to do things like lower the retirement age. they just raised it to 62 in france, which many people think is too low already. he wants to lower it back down to 60. he wants to spend a lot more money on subsidies. he wants to ramp up debt and raise taxes on the wealthy. going as far as some people making $360,000 could pay nearly 100% getting paid 360,000 euros could pay 100%. he wants a wealth tax. those kinds of things. there are chances he's going to win because right now he's leading in the polls. add that to the fact we're going to see elections in greece. and we're also going to see elections in germany as well. regional elections. show you the calendar. we have a whole month of may that's going to start to raise the question about w

president nicholas sarkozy did not get enough votes over the weekend to prevent a runoff. it's possible he'll lose to this man. holla holland. holland rejects most of the plan put in place by germany and france to save the european economy. france and germany have been pushing their neighbors for austerity. cut programs, reduce pension, and it's pretty clear if sarkozy loses in france, that plan will collapse and then you have france and germany on opposite sides of a major issue. >>> also over the weekend, the international monetary fond and the world bank pledged hundreds of billions of more euros in support of europe if europe continues on that path of austerity. there is concern that spain could face bankruptcy and there are not enough euros in the bank to bail that country out. >>> meanwhile, here in america, for news before the bell, let's talk to jackie from cnbc world headquarters. good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you, scott. well, the futures are down sharply this morning. following some disappointing economic data out of europe. manufacturing activity is

nicholas sarkozy essentially lost the first round of french presidential election.has spooked the markets. the dow industrials are down better than 153 points as we watch jetblue celebrate ten years on the nasdaq. not doing very well either down 42 points or about 1.5%. we've had a bunch of bay-area ipos lately including these, two last friday infoblox and proofpoint both were up better than 30% friday. they're down both each about 3% this morning. next on deck, invivio. the latest ipo because the appetite for shares was dismal back then. much, much stronger now. >> all right, scott, thank you very much. >>> meteorologist christina loren tracking rain midweek. >> yeah, starting on wednesday. we have a little bit of drizzle right now. courtesy of onshore flow, thick, low clouds, keep that in mind. but the real rain holds off wednesday till thursday. today, limited sunshine, 69 degrees at 4:00 p.m., and holding on to the 60s at least for today at the coast, 63 degrees there. let's check your drive once more with mike. >> let's look at the south bay where we hit the ti

the flashy idea has boosted his popularity and forced president nicholas sarkozy to defend his friendshipsh the rich. >>> google searching for new ways to reach internet users all around the world. it is planning to build a data center in taiwan to meet the growing demand in the region. this will be their third center in asia as part of google's $700 million global expansion. data centers house vast numbers of computers which then store information. >>> the high-tech world is waiting for president obama to sign that crowd funding bill passed by congress. >> passed easily by the house 380-41. so far, though, no action by the president. the law would make it legal for small businesses and by small, we mean businesses much bigger than your average mom and pop to solicit investors much like companies do when they go public without many of the safeguards and accounting practices required by current law. bottom line, you can give your local dot com $1,000 in exchange for equity long before their ipo. now, critics of the bill say investors barely have enough protection as it is. take groupon, for

current president nicholas sarkozy in a fight race against nine challenger. she expected to easily make it to the second round of voting on may 6th. but polls show support for sarkozy slipping. >>> the fronted lines of afghanistan are known for drug distribution. but there are new allegations claiming our allies are dealing drugs to u.s. soldiers. reporter katherine has more on the army's investigation. >> reporter: afghan forces are being trained by the u.s. military to take over the mission by 2014. but new documents obtained show some afghan recruits stand accused of dealing drugs to u.s. soldiers. >> it's troubling our troops are placed in this vision, under enough pressure as it is. but evidently our allies there are acting as drug pushers in some ways. >> according to judicial watch, between january 2010 and december 2011, the army investigated 56 soldiers in afghanistan for the possession use or distribution of opiates. at a operating base, the drugs hash, pot and heroin were purchased from various afghan army and national police personnel. in another

francois hollande and nicholas sarkozy are neck and neck as they continue to battle it out over wayse debt crisis. >> let's start here in the united states and take a look at the u.s. futures, see how we're getting set up for trade. the dow could be high are by 12 it, the nasdaq by 2 and the s&p pp up by just about a point at this early hour. of course after a see saw session in the markets yesterday, we saw the dow closing down 68 points, closing below 13,000 important to note. some disappointing data out in the u.s. we had jobless claims and existing home sales, also declining and looking at some of the sectors on the s&p in terms of the losses and declines that we saw there. tech and industrials leading the way lower. >> equity markets, we started off with markets up, but at this stage, we're moving lower. better than expected data out, too. retail sales in the uk, the ifo index in germany were both pretty strong, but the ftse down by 0.1%, nearly 0.2% lower for the dax right now. the cac low are by 0.4%, the ibex losing 0.3%. so having had a positive start to trade, looks like th

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