Michelin Shares Bounce Nearly 3% and Reclaim Their Moving Averages

The Stock Benefits from the CAC 40 Rebound and the Barrel's Decline

At mid-session, Michelin's stock is up 2.76% at €33.13, while the CAC 40 has risen by 1.81% to 8,348.87 points. The stock is performing in a broadly bullish Parisian market, where Societe Generale, Stellantis, and Kering are driving the index higher, while TotalEnergies falls in the wake of oil prices. Brent has dropped 5.17% to $88.29 a barrel following Donald Trump's statements about the possibility of a peace deal with Iran this weekend. The cost of synthetic rubber and transportation remains indirectly linked to the trajectory of crude oil, making the manufacturer sensitive to these fluctuations. Today's progress brings the weekly gain to 4.05% and the three-month rise to 6.87%. Over one year, the stock remains stable (+1.44%), reflecting a year of consolidation after several challenging quarters for the tire sector.

Crossing the Moving Averages Confirms Technical Improvement

Today's rebound allows Michelin to position itself above its three key moving averages, in a favorable setup. The price at €33.13 is 5.17% above the MM20 (€31.50), 5.85% above the MM50 (€31.30), and 9.45% above the MM200 (€30.27), an alignment that indicates a recovery in the medium-term dynamic. The stock has also crossed the resistance identified at €32.45, paving the way for testing higher levels if the movement continues. The RSI at 59 remains in a neutral zone, without signs of overheating. As a reminder, during its Media Day on June 9 and 10, the group highlighted specialty tires as a strategic pillar, a segment that accounts for 17% of revenue with profitability above the group's average. The technical support at €30.23 remains the low reference point in case of a reversal, while the €32.45 zone has just been crossed and now serves as a reference level for upcoming sessions.