在巴黎，CAC 40指数下跌421点。泰雷兹（-10.74%）、赛峰集团（-10.19%）和空中客车公司（-9.65%）领跌。

In Paris, the CAC 40 Index is losing 421 points. Losses were led by Thales (-10.74%), Safran (-10.19%) and Airbus (-9.65%).

CAC 40指数周一暴跌5.5%，至6875点，达到17个月来的最低水平，并追随全球抛售，因为投资者情绪仍然脆弱，人们越来越担心美国总统唐纳德·特朗普的关税政策可能升级为全面的全球衰退。在美国对所有国家的商品征收全面关税后，中国对美国产品征收了一系列关税作为报复，而包括欧盟和日本在内的其他主要经济体预计也会效仿。尽管反对声音越来越大，但特朗普政府并没有表现出退缩的意图，特朗普表示，“有时你必须吃药才能解决问题。”大多数行业都处于亏损状态，金融业是表现最差的行业之一。法国兴业银行和法国农业信贷银行均下跌8.3%，法国巴黎银行下跌5.9%，安盛银行下跌5.1%。奢侈品股也遭受重创，开云集团暴跌8.6%，爱马仕下跌5.2%，路威酩轩集团下跌5%。

The CAC 40 plunged 5.5% to 6,875 on Monday, hitting its lowest level in seventeen months and tracking a global sell-off, as investor sentiment remained frail amid mounting concerns that US President Donald Trump's tariff policies could escalate into a full-blown global recession. After the US imposed sweeping tariffs on goods from all nations, China retaliated with its own set of levies on American products, while other major economies, including the EU and Japan, are expected to follow suit. Despite the growing backlash, the Trump administration has shown no intention of backing down, with Trump stating, "Sometimes you have to take medicine to fix something." Most sectors were in the red, with the financial sector among the worst performer. Société Générale and Crédit Agricole both sank 8.3%, BNP Paribas declined 5.9%, and AXA fell 5.1%. Luxury stocks also took a significant hit, with Kering plunging 8.6%, Hermès falling 5.2%, and LVMH losing 5%.

FR40指数跌至17个月低点6795.00点。在过去的4周里，法国股市指数（FR40）下跌了15.06%，在过去的12个月里下跌了15.81%。

FR40 decreased to a 17-month low of 6795.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, France Stock Market Index (FR40) lost 15.06%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 15.81%.

法国官方储备资产连续第三个月上升，从上个月的2959.8亿欧元升至2025年3月底的3051.2亿欧元的新高。这意味着增加了91.4亿欧元，主要是由于黄金储备的增加（2260.82亿欧元对2月份的21519.7亿欧元）。然而，外汇储备（326.64亿欧元对333.95亿欧元）、对国际货币基金组织的债权（399.52亿欧元对408.30亿欧元）和其他储备资产（64.26亿欧元对65.62亿欧元）均有所下降。

Official reserve assets in France rose for the third consecutive month, reaching a fresh record high of €305.12 billion at the end of March 2025, from €295.98 billion in the previous month. This represents a rise of €9.14 billion, primarily due to an increase in gold reserves (€226.082 billion vs €215.197 billion in February). However, declines were recorded in foreign currency reserves (€32.664 billion vs €33.395 billion), claims on the IMF (€39.952 billion vs €40.830 billion), and other reserve assets (€6.426 billion vs €6.562 billion).