AB InBev Stock Hits Annual Record
The AB InBev stock shows an increase of 1.86% to 61.20 euros at closing on Monday, February 2, 2026, surpassing its one-year high of 61.78 euros during the session. The Belgian brewing giant continues its upward trend that started several months ago, driven by renewed investor interest in the consumer goods sector.
Sustained Positive Performance
The stock continues to post positive performances with a gain of 3.8% over a week and a surge of 15.54% over three months. Over a year, the increase now reaches 28.16%, indicating a significant trend reversal for the brewer. This rise places the price well above its reference moving averages: the MM50 is at 55.49 euros and the MM200 at 55.72 euros, confirming the strength of the medium and long-term upward trend. The crossing of the previous historical peak occurs in a context where investors are positively reevaluating the group's prospects, after several quarters of operational recovery in its main geographical markets.
Signs of Increasing Tension
However, technical analysis reveals signs of increasing tension. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 75, exceeding the usual overbought threshold of 70, which indicates a rush in short-term buying and suggests a possible upcoming consolidation. Simultaneously, the upper Bollinger band is positioned at 61.43 euros, a level that the stock temporarily surpassed during the session. The monthly volatility measured at 4.82% remains contained, while an exceptionally low beta of 0.02 illustrates the stock's relative independence from general market fluctuations. The crossing of the old resistance at 60.08 euros, now a potential support, opens a new field of evolution for the stock, although the proximity of technical boundaries advises caution in the immediate horizon.
