Accor Shares Rise Above Moving Averages, Dividend Scheduled for May 25
The stock of the hotel group continues its rebound this Thursday, May 7, 2026. Accor is up 1.88% at €45.44 at midday, in a CAC 40 that is down 0.13% at 8,288.82 points. The stock is among the top five gains of the Parisian index, alongside Kering, Hermès, Legrand, and Renault.
A Stock Reapproaching Its Technical Resistance
At €45.44, the share price is now above its 50-day moving average (€43.34) and is approaching its 200-day average (€44.59), which it has just surpassed. The identified resistance at €46.43 is about 2.2% from the current price. The RSI at 56 remains in the neutral zone, with no sign of excess. Over the past week, the stock has gained 8.48%, offsetting some of the decline accumulated over three months (-6.85%). The Bollinger Bands frame the price between €40.78 and €46.96, with the stock moving in the upper part of the channel.
Oil Easing and Dividend Schedule
The backdrop remains favorable for the hotel sector. Brent crude sharply retreated at the beginning of the week amid diplomatic rapprochement between Washington and Tehran, reducing the energy costs for tourism companies and hotel chains. Accor had already gained 5.6% the previous day in this context. Regarding fundamentals, the group posted a revenue of €1.313 billion in the first quarter of 2026, up 2.3% at constant exchange rates, despite a RevPAR decline of 9% in the United Arab Emirates affected by the regional conflict. The next key date for shareholders is the dividend ex-date, set for May 25, followed by the payment on May 27.
