Takeaway provides investors with a pleasant lunch; sour taste Prosus | Financial

The AEX index is fractionally lower around a quarter past twelve at a position of 769.5 points. The Midkap index gains 0.3% at 1092.3 points.

Elsewhere in Europe, the stock exchanges in Frankfurt and Paris fell to 0.4%. London gains 0.1% thanks to a sharp jump from miner BH

Major stock markets in the Asian region fell on Tuesday. The Nikkei in Tokyo ended 0.4 percent in the minus. The Hang Seng index in Hong Kong recorded 1.5 percent lower in the meantime due to significant price losses at large Chinese internet companies such as Alibaba and Tencent.

Wall Street managed to wipe out the loss on Monday evening after the gloom over Chinese growth. The Dow and the S&P sharpened the peaks again.

Rein Schutte, investment advisor at Noesis Capital Management, emphasizes that the record hunt continues unabated, especially in America. He points out that this afternoon’s retail sales in the US are important for sentiment. “Despite the sharp decline in US consumer confidence, this trend is not expected to be reflected in retail sales, partly because government aid programs continue to provide support.”

Although the advance in the AEX has been halted for a while, Schutte does not assume that a larger correction is in the offing. “Certainly as long as the share of the heavy index fund ASML remains stable, there is support under the AEX. Furthermore, with the end of the earnings season in sight, the focus will increasingly be on the central bankers’ meeting in Jackson Hole later this month. It is expected that there will be more clarity there about the agenda for the phasing out of monetary stimulus in the US.”

Prosus in the rear

In the AEX goes Prosus (-2.7%).

Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield is also in the rear with a loss of 1.5%.

ING is looking at a loss of 0.5%. It is the preferred bank in the Benelux at Morgan Stanley. Aegon sees 1.5% of the price evaporate. The insurance company was still on the rise last week.

Just Eat Takeaway is 2% higher after a lower start. The meal delivery company invested heavily in the past reporting period after the acquisition of the British Just Eat. The incorporation of the American Grubhub also contributed to the substantial loss. The group’s turnover rose sharply and the company expects that the low point of losses has already been reached.

According to Schutte, it is mainly a matter of waiting at Just Eat Takeaway to see how the coming six months will go. “For the time being, with the reopening of the economy, there was little to notice in the size of the number of orders.”

Ahold Delhaize posted a profit of 1.1%. Chip funds are also emerging. ASML wins 0.5%.

mid-hairdresser TKH excels with a price jump of 8.5%. The tech company saw its turnover and profit increase in the first half of the year thanks to the improved market conditions.

For ABN Amro investors have 0.2% more left after a bigger profit at the start. Morgan Stanley analysts increased their recommendation for the banking group.

closer Air France KLM started a decline with a weakening of 1.4%.

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