LVMH Stock Drops Nearly 4%: April 13 Revenue Release Under High Tension

LVMH Shares Intensify Downward Trend in Thursday's Session

LVMH's stock accentuates its downward movement in Thursday's session, losing nearly 4% to settle at €479.50. The group now shows an underperformance of 24.43% over three months and 7.75% over a year, indicating a negative underlying trend. The rest of the luxury sector is not spared either: during the session, Hermès International drops 1.84% and L'Oréal falls by 1.61%. The CAC 40, trading at 8,204.70 points, loses 0.72%, while the SBF 120 declines by 0.68%. The tension on the markets remains high, as evidenced by a VIX index at 25.78 points. Regarding the calendar, the April 13 deadline is crucial: LVMH will publish its first quarter 2026 revenue on this day. The general meeting is scheduled for April 23, and the detachment of the balance of the dividend for 2025 will occur on April 30.

Technical Perspective: LVMH's Stock Falls Below 50-Day Moving Average

From a technical standpoint, today's decline brings LVMH's stock price well below its 50-day moving average, located at €510.15, a threshold the stock has not managed to sustainably surpass. The 200-day moving average, at €542.70, remains even further away, confirming the medium-term bearish trend. However, the stock is positioned in the upper part of its Bollinger Bands (upper boundary at €502.83, lower boundary at €442.26), at 61% of the band, indicating that the decline does not yet lead to an oversold zone. The RSI is at 56, in a neutral zone, without any signal of excess in either direction. The next identified support threshold is at €455.75, a level that the stock could test if the selling pressure continues. On the upside, the nearest resistance is at €561.80, well above the current price, reflecting the extent of the ground lost in recent months.