Hermès Shares Fall to €1,671, Down 30% Over One Year
Hermès International shares drop by 1.82% to €1,671 in mid-morning trading, within a CAC 40 that is down by 0.81%. The luxury house ranks among the top five declines in the Parisian flagship index. The luxury sector is generally trending downward, with LVMH at -1.03% and Kering at -0.69%.
Hermès Among the Bottom Performers in CAC 40 Alongside Other Luxury Stocks
Hermès International is among the top five declines in the CAC 40 this Friday morning, with a decrease of 1.82% to €1,671. The Parisian index is down by 0.81% and the SBF 120 is down by 0.78%. Today's decline is part of a broader movement in the luxury sector, with Hermès aligned with LVMH (-1.03%), Christian Dior (-0.49%), and Kering (-0.69%). Despite this drop, the stock maintains a weekly gain of 2.93%, following a significant rebound of 5.67% on May 6 and 2.36% the day before. Over three months, the decline remains substantial at 18.69%, and reaches 30.75% over one year. The market context remains cautious in Europe, with the DAX down by 0.45% and the FTSE 100 down by 1.13%. The VIX is at 17.39, showing no particular tension.
Below the 50-Day Average, Next Milestone on July 29
The price of €1,671 is below the 50-day moving average (€1,761.41) and the 200-day moving average (€2,032.75), confirming the medium and long-term bearish trend. However, the stock is very close to its 20-day average of €1,674.84, which acts as a short-term pivot. The RSI at 51 remains neutral, with no marked directional signal. The identified technical support is at €1,588, a level approached during the 10% drop following the publication of first-quarter revenue on April 15. Resistance is positioned at €1,783, in the range of the moving averages. During the annual results announcement for 2025 (on February 11, 2026), the group had confirmed an ambitious target for medium-term constant-rate revenue growth. The next key date on the financial calendar is the publication of the 2026 half-year results, scheduled for July 29.
