The Minister of Labour Xavier Bertrand said on Sunday that the unemployment figures of the month in October would be "not good", asked the Grand Jury RTL / Le Figaro / LCI. The figures, to be published Monday, "will not be good and everyone knows they can not be good due to a crisis which does not come out yet and even in the field is growing," he the minister said."When we decided to discontinue its business relationship with a subcontractor and that is a very large group, we must notice," he said, adding also want to "support the employees of these subcontractors."

A permanent contract for temporary

Xavier Bertrand was also suggested to create a permanent contract in the agency sector. "I'm going to suggest to all companies in this sector to set up a permanent to temporary," he said, saying it might interest between 15 and 25% of the 500,000 temporary workers. The minister also stressed the need to improve the system's return to work after periods of unemployment.

Referring to the future of 35 hours, including the UMP says it wants "out", Xavier Bertrand said that France was already "out of 35 hours." He ruled out any "revenge" and "ideological approach" that "would penalize employees."

France and Germany called Saturday to the new Prime Minister of Greece Lucas Papademos the "full implementation and full implementation of all commitments" by his country to emerge from the crisis, according to the Europe Agreement of 27 October.

Italian President Giorgio Napolitano Sunday continued its consultations for the appointment of a new government to replace the outgoing team of Silvio Berlusconi, who resigned Saturday evening under the jeers of the Roman people.If pressed, the index may end up around 1100 early 2012, says he.

Many investors bought put options (selling) before the weekend to guard against a possible drift to lower Wall Street next week. However, seasonal factors could play for the Exchange.

November marks the beginning of the "best six months of the year", a period when the Dow Jones recorded a gain of 7.5% on average and has been for 50 years against 0.4% for the other part of the years, according to the Stock Trader's Almanac.

The holiday season partly explain this discrepancy.

The CAC 40 index ended down 2.17% to 3075.16 points in the wake of the fall in Milan instead of 3.78%.

The London Stock Exchange was down 1.92%, the Frankfurt 2.21% and the Eurostoxx 50 index of 2.34%.

The Stoxx European banks index (-3.67%) and insurers (-4.38%) signed the two largest declines sector in Europe.

Silvio Berlusconi said Wednesday he would resign the Presidency of the Italian Council once approved emergency economic reforms demanded by the European Union.In recent years, Greece, Ireland and Portugal have each in turn been forced to call for international help after seeing the cost of their debt to cross that threshold.

Most European stock markets had yet opened in the green, in the wake of positive fences in New York and Tokyo after the announcement Tuesday night, next to the resignation of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

But doubts about the timing of his departure, the identity of the successor and the risk of political instability continue in the third-largest economy in Europe have quickly gained the upper hand, replacing Italy Greece at the forefront of topics concern.

"Dear Silvio, a new opportunity to escape with Ryanair." It is this formula that the low-cost airline has launched an advertising campaign on its website to promote its flights to 9.99 euros from Rome.

With a photograph of the Italian Prime Minister taking in hand the new calendar of charity of the company filled with scantily clad women, Ryanair offers Berlusconi to "escape", while the head of government is experiencing a major political crisis in the country that could lead to step down.

This is not the first time that Ryanair uses the news to advertise.In August this year, the company overdone the matter Depardieu, who had urinated in the hallway of an aircraft during a flight on August 17. "We are not the only ones who piss on the competition," was written at the time Ryanair on its website. One thing is certain, if the company is ready to surf the news, this is rarely the best of taste …

The euro retreated against the dollar after the seven-week high hit the previous day in the wake of the Brussels agreement on the management of the debt crisis.

In the bond market, the Italian bond yield to 10 years has exceeded 6% after the award of the Treasury, while the German Bund futures cut their losses.

Brent crude dropped below the threshold of $ 110 and U.S. crude has returned close to 92 dollars.

The National Assembly approved Friday the establishment of a tax on soft drinks, the amount will be doubled from the initial draft of the government, and also introduced a tax on beverages containing artificial sweeteners, sodas lights.

The tax on soda, two cents per can, bring 240 million euros, half of which would finance the reduction of social security in agriculture, and the sweeteners on 40 million euros, said the Minister of Budget, Valérie Pécresse.

A few hours earlier it had expressed its opposition to a tax extended to lights products."Broadening the tax base it would lose its coherence" had she said, stressing the goal of the fight against obesity project.

American billionaire Warren Buffett has released details of its income and its tax-bill, encouraging other rich Americans whose boss of News Corp., Rupert Murdoch, to follow his example.In a letter to a congressman, Warren Buffett, the third richest man in the world, said it had won a total of $ 62.8 million last year, reduced to a taxable amount of 39.8 million dollars after tax deductions.

Warren Buffett, who supports the attempt by U.S. President Barack Obama to pay higher taxes for wealthy Americans, said it had paid a total of 6.9 million of taxes, a rate of 17.3%. This rate is much lower pay than many Americans, including his own secretary, said Mr. Buffett to Republican Tim Huelskamp in his letter dated Tuesday. Warren Buffett said to Mr.Huelskamp, ​​who criticized his position on taxes, that most of the senators and deputies, pay more than 30% of their income in taxes, "as all employees of the office except me."

Open war with Rupert Murdoch

Warren Buffett, who has accumulated a fortune of over $ 50 billion through its investments through his company Berkshire Hathaway, responding to a call from Mr. Huelskamp asked him to prove the truth of his statements on the few tax to which it is subject. "What would be helpful to see more of the ultra-rich publishing their taxes," Mr. Buffett wrote. "If you could get other rich Americans to publish their taxes at the same time as me, it would be very useful to get an intelligent dialogue on reform of taxes," said the billionaire.

"It is clear that many ultra-rich pay even lower percentages than me and get the federal government the amount of taxes could be useful to legislators to establish a fair tax code", he still writes. In particular, the billionaire city "Rupert Murdoch, one of my colleagues ultra-rich" owner of the Wall Street Journal that criticized last week Warren Buffett calls for higher taxes for the rich and had demanded the release its tax-bill.

Mr. Huelskamp has responded on his website regretting that Mr. Buffett has not yet released its official tax form. "If Mr. Buffet wants to actually pay its fair share + + tax the government can easily send voluntary contributions to President Obama and the federal government. This, apparently, he did not," concluded Mr. Huelskamp.

As feared, the Slovak Parliament rejected on Tuesday the strengthening of the Financial Assistance Fund of the countries in the euro area, potentially exacerbating the debt crisis. There is indeed no "plan B" to circumvent the veto.

"Of the 124 deputies present, 55 elected officials voted in favor, 9 against and 60 did not vote," noted the Vice-Speaker of Parliament Pavol Hrusovsky, after the vote. Without the 22 members of the SAS did not participate in voting, the coalition could not consider getting a required majority of 76 elected members.

Considering that the Slovaks are too poor to pay for the mistakes of others, Richard Sulik, the leader of this party, opposed the EFSF, unless that Slovakia is provided to pay his bill, an event swept by Brussels.

The result of this vote should logically lead to the collapse of the center-right party Radicova Ms. Iveta SDKU-DS who had associated with a motion of confidence in his cabinet.

EU leaders decided on July 21 to give the EFSF new powers including increasing its lending capacity to 440 billion euros. An envelope that could be used to recapitalize European banks.

But to become effective, these measures were to be ratified by the parliaments of 17 countries in the euro area, which had set up in mid-October. Sixteen countries have already approved these changes, Slovakia is the only one to refuse to ratify it.Bratislava had already refused to participate at the forefront of aid to Greece decided in spring 2010.

Strengthening the EFSF represents a contribution of 7.7 billion euros for this small country, entered the eurozone in 2009. Given the risk of paralysis, Bratislava has raised the possibility of a second parliamentary vote, in which the opposition Social Democratic Party (Smer-SD) could support the strengthening of EFSF. No date has been set for that vote.

The leader of the opposition Smer-Social Democrats SDn Robert Fico, former prime minister, warned that he would abstain from voting on Tuesday but could then provide support to the government in a second vote provided that early elections are held.

The European Commission had in turn put pressure indicating "strongly hopes" a positive vote to help ensure "the stability of the euro area".Monetary union is by no means destitute. But she should return to EFSF old formula, with a lending capacity and lower private supposed to allow new tools to stem contagion from the crisis in countries like Spain and Italy.

Already, the decisions taken on July 21 are partly obsolete. On the one hand, the EFSF will have probably still be muscular to leverage its clout to reassure markets on its ability to cope with a possible spread of the crisis in Italy or Spain.

On the other hand, the leader of the finance ministers of the euro area Jean-Claude Juncker acknowledged Monday that the losses will suffer the creditor banks in Greece are likely to be greater than expected.

Made outstanding contributions in the second aid package to Greece, decided July 21, banks had committed to eventually accept a depreciation of 21% of their portfolio of Greek bonds, in order to relieve Athens , awash in debt of close to 350 billion euros. But this figure of 21% now seems outdated. "The discussions focus on a discount of 50%" today, said a European government source told AFP.

If this threshold is reached, Greece would move to a default similar to Argentina in 2001. The country's creditors in the end had to accept a discount of about 70% on a debt four times less than that of Athens.

Greece, however, snatched on Tuesday troika comprising its creditors (European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund) the promise of payment in November of 8 billion euros.

This will prevent an immediate collapse and allows it to buy time in negotiations to restructure its debt in the euro area. The fears weighing on the banking system led the Europeans to agree to recapitalize their banks. The Commission President José Manuel Barroso, will also Wednesday "proposals" in that it will present to the Commissioners.

The disappointment with the decisions and statements pessimistic about global growth of the U.S. Federal Reserve made the day before the European stock markets fall heavily at the opening Thursday, banking stocks again touching the bottom.

The Paris Stock Exchange opened down 2.66%, 3.22% from Frankfurt, London, 2.75%, Milan 3.02% and 2.43% in Madrid.The modesty of the support measures announced and pessimistic about the future of the global economy expressed by the Fed had pushed the European stock markets Wednesday, as Wall Street. The measures taken by the Fed do not forget to markets that "the crisis in the euro area remains at a high level," noted Padhraic Garvey, ING in Frankfurt.

"The Fed gave up stronger measures" that would have reassured the markets noted for his part Berenberg Bank. Wednesday morning, Asian stock markets have also accused the coup and Tokyo ended its session on a net decrease of 2.07%. Always at the forefront, banking stocks fell sharply. In Paris they yielded between 3% and 5% in Frankfurt, they were the red lanterns, Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank losing 4.81% 4.19%.

After two days of meetings, the outcome was awaited eagerly by investors, the Fed announced it would sell by the end of June 2012 for $ 400 billion of treasury bills and buy for the same amount with longer maturities. The purpose of this measure, dubbed "Operation Twist", is to lower interest rates in the long term to support the activity.

The evolution of the situation in Greece is also still followed by the markets Thursday. The Greek government resigned Wednesday to take further austerity measures in 2011 and 2012, under pressure from its creditors, the EU and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The non-reimbursed health costs, known as "co-pay" has declined slightly in 2009 and 2010, said on Wednesday the Ministry of Health, confirming a report in the daily newspaper Les Echos. According to figures from the DREES (Direction of research, studies and evaluations and statistics), which depends in particular the Ministry of Health, rest paid from a peak of 9.7% in 2008 and dropped to 9.4% in 2010.

This phenomenon is explained by the growing importance of 100% reimbursement by health insurance care for the chronically ill (ALD / long-term illness), which increases the average statistically supported.However, other measures, taken a few years ago, had the effect of this increase is dependent: franchises 50 cents on each box of medication, lower rate of reimbursement for certain drugs, increase in daily hospital fee increased from 16 to 18 euros.

"Contrary to some, supported by national solidarity is still very high, and the amount still to be paid by households is the lowest in Europe after the Netherlands," said Wednesday Les Echos the health minister, Xavier Bertrand, who is chairing the Commission on Wednesday health accounts.

For ambulatory care (non-hospital), the figures of the Drees set dependent than the rest of 12%: support for health insurance is down to 55% on average, while the complementary reimburse 33% health.For drugs, patients are out of pocket to the tune of 16.3%. For the hospital, rest paid is 3.2%. For ambulatory care (hospital treatment free night in the hospital), it was 12.7%.