In the Oise, it is better not to be myopic, but to have a good mutual. Of the forty liberal ophthalmologists present in the department, only five do not require any extra billing their patients. Thus, at Compiegne or Beauvais, all of these specialists is "Sector 2": they have the right to request additional compensation. And they are doing so! At Compiegne, for example, eight ophtalmos charge consultation between 45 and 50 euros.Not to mention the 4 million French people who do not have each other.

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Of course, all specialties are not affected. Outside of Paris, the vast majority of general practitioners, nephrologists, radiologists, cardiologists, pulmonologists and pediatricians are still an area that is to say they respect the social security rates. But in other specialties, the situation is getting worse. According to the latest figures released by Medicare, 56% of dermatologists who have opened an office in 2010 settled in Sector 2, 54% of gastroenterologists, 63% of ophtalmos, 82% of gynecologists, 84% of ENT, or 87% of surgeons.

Sign of the serious concerns surrounding the monetary union, the euro is less resistant to storm the previous day. He fell under $ 1.35 and was trading around 1.3497 dollars in late afternoon.

In the wake of the countries now in the crosshairs of the markets, Italy and Spain, whose 10-year rates and spreads (spreads) performance with Germany were strained, France saw its 10-year spread with the Germany to a new high since the launch of the euro in 1999 to 190 basis points (the nominal rate of 10-year OAT standing at 3.68% against 1.77% for the German Bund).The historical record of the spread (250 bps) above the euro and goes back to January 1990.

The Paris Stock Exchange ended down 1.92% to 3049.13 points, those in Frankfurt and Milan, down 0.87% and 1.08% respectively. The index of the principal values ​​of the euro area, the Eurostoxx 50, lost 1.32%.

Outside the euro area, London has resisted (-0.03%).

Financials (banks and insurance) (-1.4%) (-1.85%) and construction (-2.12%) recorded the largest falls in Europe and sector weighed on the stock exchanges, including in Paris.

The automaker, which holds a 15% economic interest in EADS and 22.5% of the voting rights, is seeking a buyer for part of its participation.

In return for the lifting of the objections of the FDP, the German state will sell stakes in other companies such as Deutsche Post and Deutsche Telekom, it was said.

The reversal of the Liberal Democrats FDP, the CDU partner of Angela Merkel, will allow the state development bank KfW to buy half of the 15% held by Daimler in the European aerospace consortium.

A government source said that the automaker would retain the remaining 7.5% beyond 2013.

She said the issue of price has not yet been addressed and has no agreement is expected before July.

No one at Daimler, EADS or KfW has agreed to comment on the report.

EADS is governed by a shareholders led by the French Lagardère and Daimler.

The Head of State expressed satisfaction that now "a number of countries have joined the battle of France", quoting indiscriminately the European Commission, Germany, Spain, Argentina, African Union, Ethiopia, South Africa and Secretary General of the UN, which he said Brazil "who said his interest in the process."

At 3:35 p.m., title, suspended since last Thursday, was spent in the green and gained 8.52% to 0.900 euro, in a volume of about 22 million pieces, after resuming its listing to 2:38 p.m. on a loss of 29% and have dropped to more than 36%.

Before the suspension, the share price to 0.845 Euro.

With speculation about his difficulties, Dexia saw its stock drop about 45% since September 28 – session that followed a board in which had been considered the possibilities of strengthening the Group's balance sheet.

This represents a $ 1.3 billion market capitalization that has vanished in a dozen days.

Monday morning, after a board of about noon, the bank approved the nationalization of the Belgian operations, and the principle of a sale of the Luxembourg subsidiary and backing activities financing of local authorities in French Caisse des Depots (CDC).

"As we make decisions as difficult and because the Greek people assume sacrifices as important, the sixth installment (aid) is provided," he said, dismissing the prospect of a default of Greece on its debt.

"Any discussion of a default (of payment) is either naive, (…) is dangerous," said the great financier whose remarks were published Saturday.

Athens has denied reports in the Greek press saying that the one scenario out of the crisis was a default ordered at a discount of 50% for holders of sovereign debt.

The Greek Ministry of Finance has responded to these items by ensuring that the country was determined to implement the second international aid plan, 109 billion, set July 21."All other discussions, rumors, reviews, scenarios divert our attention from this central objective," said Minister Evangelos Venizelos said in a statement.

For its part, Klaas Knot, Member of the Board of Governors of the European Central Bank (ECB), said the scenario of a Greek default could not be ruled out, becoming the first central banker in the euro area to accept the prospect of such an outcome, long ruled by European leaders.

"This is one of the scenarios," he told the Dutch newspaper Het Financieele Dagblad."All efforts are aimed at preventing this, but I am now less certain that it failed to exclude a few months ago," he said, wondering "if the Greeks realize the gravity of the situation" .

THE GREEK BANK TO PENALTY

Risk aversion increased further after Deutsche Bank said the discounts that private investors have agreed to take on Greek sovereign debt in the second bailout of Athens could be greater than 21 % retained in the definition of the program.

European shares erased their losses in late afternoon but still in a very nervous market, investors are increasingly skeptical about the ability of governments to overcome the crisis of sovereign debt and economic stagnation.

The euro remained under pressure, while returning to the land above $ 1.35 after his eight-month low hit the previous day against the U.S. dollar.

In particular, investors appear disappointed by the fact that no specific action accompanies the commitment of finance ministers and central bankers from the G20 to take action to stem the crisis.

In a market still very volatile, banking stocks have turned upward in the afternoon, it seems after about Ewald Nowotny, a member of the Governing Council of the ECB, saying it would be may be desirable to reintroduce the tender to one year.

But Greek banks fell by 8% after lowering the credit rating agency Moody's notes of eight institutions in the country.

The recapitalization center stage

In this context, the question of recapitalizing European banks most vulnerable appears increasingly urgent in the eyes of investors.

Greek banks do not need to be nationalized, but should receive direct support of rescue funds in the euro area, called the head of a delegation of the European Union responsible for helping Athens to develop its reform program.

According to the President of the French financial markets authority (AMF), 15 to 20 European banks need recapitalization.Jean-Pierre Jouyet has also called for "find private investors who come to increase the capital of these banks."

But the European Commission has ensured that there was no plan to recapitalize banks under the European level, judging schools on the continent much more solid than three years ago.

Some 420 billion euros of capital was invested in European banks since the financial crisis of 2008 and the recapitalization is continuing, said at a press conference Olivier Bailly, spokesman for the EU executive.

The Nikkei gained 150.29 points to 8,668.86 points and the Topix, broader, took 10.07 points (1.36%) to 751.76 points.

The support shown to Greece was interpreted by investors as a positive sign for a resolution of the debt crisis in the euro area.

The market participants also welcomed the statements by the European Commission said it would shortly put forward proposals for the introduction of euro bonds.

Values, title Elpida Memory has closed up 5.03%. The third global manufacturer of memory chips has announced the relocation of part of its production in Taiwan and production of new generations of chips.

At 12:45, the CAC 40 index rose 1.4% to 3059.29 points, after opening down 0.9% below 3,000 points. The benchmark index of the Paris, which fell more than 6% Friday, but still acknowledges a decline of nearly 17% since the beginning of the month.

"The market is a bit difficult to read today. We see that these are defensive sectors that take the trend (pharmaceuticals, utilities, telecommunications).Everyone is cautious Jackson Hole, "said a stock dealer based in Paris.

The pharmacy and earns 2.46%, highest growth sector, Sanofi clinching 3.3%, 3.7% GlaxoSmithKline and Novartis 3.17%. Utilities increased by 1.6% (2.18% for EDF, 2.8% for Italian A2A) and telecoms advance 1.4%, driven by TeliaSonera (+3.1%).

The bank will also resume after falling last week, the Stoxx banking sector index was up 0.21% after dropping 3.26% over the previous five sessions. Societe Generale gained 1.29%, 4% Dexia and Sanpaolo Intesa 2.83%.

INVESTOR SHARED

However, the automotive sector is hit by fears of a relapse into recession in developed countries.The sector index (-1.27%) charged down the only sector in Europe, bringing to nearly 29% its decline since the beginning of the month. Renault and Michelin lost 1.24% and 1% in Paris, while Volkswagen sells 1.5% in Frankfurt.

"Investors are shared by two tests: one party hopes that a rebound during the week after the violent downward spiral, while the other prefers to remain cautious, fearing a further fall of the indices," says Saxo Bank in a letter mail.

Other major European markets, London and Frankfurt gained 1.9% 0.49%. Milan, which lost more than 1% in early trade, ahead of 2.57%.Of the European indices, the EuroStoxx 50 rose 1.4% and 1.3% Eurofirst 300.

Illustrating the persistence of investor uncertainty, gold has hit a new record near $ 1,900 an ounce (at 1894.10 dollars) before falling to 1880.49 dollars.The metal end earns about 16% since late July.

"We are suspicious about the validity of the figures turning (double troughs) forming on the clues and prefer to maintain our negative view on equity markets, although the dollar shows no sign of strength for the moment," said however Valerie Gastaldy, an analyst at Day By Day graphic.

The euro also rose against the greenback at 1.4429 dollars (0.43%).

The gap continues to widen between the barrel of U.S. light crude, up 0.94% to 83.03 dollars and Brent, who drops 1.16% to 107.36 dollars, while the end looms conflict in Libya and a possible resumption of oil exports of the country.

The decision by S & P lowered the rating of U.S. debt has raised concerns throughout the weekend the advent of a market crash, a phenomenon that has not occurred in the markets since 1987. All day, most of the old Continent Awards have alternated between green and red with little to decide as investors especially eyes on Wall Street, which eventually open down to 15.30. Update on that fateful day.

Paris: – 4.68%

The Paris Bourse has completed a heavy fall on Monday, losing 4.68%, rolled by the loss of triple A of the United States and despite the intervention of political and business leaders to calm the markets.The CAC 40 dropped 153.37 points to 3125.19 points, in a great volume of trade provided 5.939 billion euros, signing its eleventh session consecutive decline, a new record. Most cyclical stocks, the more dependent the economy, plunged to the image of Renault (-9.27% ​​to 28.40 euros) and Alcatel-Lucent (-9.71% to 2.22 euros).

Frankfurt: – 5.02%

Featuring Dax index of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange ended on a dip of 5.02% at 5923.27 points against 6236.16 points at the close Friday. The cars were particularly hard hit with falling over 8% for BMW and more than 7% for Daimler.ThyssenKrupp, Germany's number one steel whose activity is extremely sensitive to turbulence in the global economy, it has fallen to 9.57% to 22.25 euros, the biggest drop of the day.

Madrid: – 2.44%

The Ibex-35 index of the Madrid Stock Exchange finished Monday on a more modest decline than other European places, losing 2.44% to 8459.4 points, in the wake of the panic that seized the markets. After a black week, the Ibex-35 opened up Monday, then jumped over 3.4% in early trade, reacting positively to the announcement of measures to resolve the debt crisis. But the index went into the red in mid-day, doing more than a few brief incursions into the green.

Milan: -2.43%

The index featured the Milan Stock Exchange, the FTSE Eb, closed Monday on a decline of 2.43% at 15,640 points.End of the session, the beneficial effect linked to the support of the ECB has faded, causing a collapse of values ​​including industrielles.Fiat Industrial and Pirelli have plunged 10.48%, respectively, to 6.75 euros and 10.36 % to 5.2 euros. Fiat has ended on a down 9.64% to 4.98 euros, while the shoemaker Tod's fell 8.80% to 74.6 euros. Oil exploration company Saipem Tenaris and the steel company for their part have given 8.12% to 27.06 euros and 7.85% to 11.86 euros.

London: – 3.39%

The London Stock Exchange for its completion in fall of 3.39%, signing its third straight session sharply down, overtaken by the panic that swept the markets. The FTSE-100 index of the core values ​​dropped 178.94 points to end the session at 5068.95 points, its lowest level since July 8, 2010.

Athens – 6%

The Athens Stock Exchange finished Monday with a sharp drop of 6% below the psychological barrier of 1,000 points, after very negative climate in the degradation of U.S. debt. Reflecting the weaker economy in the euro area, the Athex closed at 998.24 points, its lowest level since January 7, 1997, according to the press office of the Athens Stock Exchange. The Athex opened down Monday morning and has ceased to fall.The actions of the Greek telecommunications (OTE) for Public Power (DEI) and sports paris (OPAP), which appear on the list of companies privatized, recorded the largest decreases.

Moscow: – 8% for the RTS

Both exchanges were closed in Moscow on a dive Monday, retreating in the wake of other global exchanges, and while oil prices were sharply lower in a market weighed down by the announcement of a downgrade of debt of the United States. The RTS finished the session on a drop of 7.84% to 1657.77 points while the MICEX closed down 5.50% to 1499.79 points.

Tokyo: – 2.2%

Asian stock markets began the great dance of falling on Monday.In detail, the Tokyo Stock Exchange lost 2.18% at the close, Hong Kong 2.17% and Shanghai fell 3.79%.

Gulf countries: + 0.37% for Abu Dhabi

Only the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange ended in the green, gaining 0.37% to 2,612.8 points after losing 2.3% Sunday. In Dubai, the stock market rebounded slightly at midday, up 0.66% after opening down 0.38%. She concluded, however, -0.76% to 1437.07 points, down moderately from Sunday (-3.69%). As for the Saudi market, opened Monday in the green, gaining 0.44% and confirming a recovery started near the end of the closing session on Sunday. But he ended on a Monday down 0.33% to 6057.79 points