Gecina Shares Plunge Below Support, Down 24% Over the Year
Gecina's stock is significantly down during the session, amid a pressured CAC 40 following a new military escalation in the Middle East. The Paris-based real estate company breaks through a closely watched technical threshold, extending its short-term graphical weakness.
The stock breaks its support at €70.55 and falls below its three moving averages
Gecina's stock loses 2.26% to €69.15, after breaking through its session support at €70.55. The stock remains below this threshold as the close approaches, weakening the graphical configuration. The real estate firm is now trading below its three main moving averages: the MM20 at €73.11 (a gap of -5.42%), the MM50 at €72.59 (-4.74%) and the MM200 at €76.26 (-9.32%).
The RSI at 38 indicates buyer fatigue without tipping into an oversold zone. Over the week, the stock has lost nearly 6%, and it still shows a decline of nearly 24% over the year.
Real estate sector under pressure from rates in a CAC 40 weighed down by the Middle East
The Paris session is heavily impacted by the new escalation between Washington and Tehran. The United States claims to have conducted strikes against Iran, while Tehran claims attacks on American facilities in Kuwait and Bahrain. From Ankara, Donald Trump has declared the ceasefire with Iran over.
The CAC 40 is down 2.01% at 8,266.73 points and the SBF 120 loses 1.95%, while the VIX jumps 12.09% to 18.08. Gecina operates in an interest rate environment that remains constrained for listed real estate: the 3-month Euribor came out at 2.339% on June 1st (up 0.32 point over twelve months) and the average effective rate on fixed real estate for 20 years and more is at 3.97% as of July 1st according to the Bank of France. The now breached zone of €70.55 becomes the first graphical reference in case of an attempted rebound.
