Air France-KLM Stock Surpasses €10.60, Up +21% in Seven Sessions
The stock of the Franco-Dutch airline continues its midday rebound, rising 2.86% to €10.60. The stock is now up +30.8% over the year. This movement occurs in a hesitant Parisian market, with the CAC 40 down 0.09% during the session.
A Weekly Rebound of 21% Supported by Brent's Easing
Air France-KLM stock gains 2.86% to €10.60 at midday, after an already well-oriented opening. Over seven sessions, the increase reaches 21.48%. Brent crude is down 1.84% at $99.41 and has lost 10.4% over five sessions, following reports yesterday of a possible memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran. Jet fuel heavily influences the cost structure of air transport, making the stock particularly sensitive to crude oil price fluctuations. On the SBF 120, the company ranks 6th in today's gains, behind Soitec (+5.48%) and Kering (+3.12%). In contrast, Airbus is down 0.67% and ADP is up 1.02%, showing a mixed sectoral performance.
The Stock Breaks Through Its €10.53 Resistance, Next Meeting on June 3
The price has just surpassed the identified resistance at €10.53 and is moving in the upper part of the Bollinger Bands, close to the upper limit at €10.72. This configuration indicates significant buying pressure following the bearish sequence in the spring. The RSI at 57 remains in the neutral zone, with no immediate overheating signal. The stock has moved above its 50-day moving average (€9.91) but remains below its 200-day MA at €11.26, indicating a still deteriorated medium-term trend. As a reminder, the group had posted on April 30 a net loss of 252 million euros for the first quarter and a lowering of its 2026 outlook, against a backdrop of a $2.4 billion increase in the fuel bill for the year. The next calendar event: the general meeting on June 3, 2026.
