Rémy Cointreau Shares Drop 2% to €41.04 After Previous Day's Rally
The Rémy Cointreau Group's stock declines by 1.96% to €41.04 mid-session this Thursday, May 7, 2026, following a significant rebound the previous day that had pushed it above its €41.30 resistance level. The movement occurs amidst a slight retreat in the CAC 40 (-0.1% at 8,291 points) and a 0.14% drop in the SBF 120. The stock still maintains a weekly gain of 3.43%.
A Consolidation After Breaking Resistance
After breaking through its technical resistance at €41.30 in the previous session, Rémy Cointreau's stock returns to this area, now treated as a pivot threshold. The price moves in the upper part of the Bollinger Bands, at 74% of the range, close to the upper limit at €41.95. The RSI at 63 indicates a buying momentum still intact, without excess. The 50-day moving average, at €38.77, remains well below the current price, reflecting the recovery initiated since early April (RC Forward plan unveiled on April 8). However, the 200-day moving average at €43.55 caps the stock at about 6% above the current price and marks the next zone of graphical opposition.
Focus on the Fourth Quarter Release
Today's decline occurs in a moderately bearish index environment in Paris, while Wall Street continues to set records, amid hopes of a USA-Iran agreement impacting the oil market. The significant drop in Brent crude the previous day, linked to hopes of a USA-Iran agreement, has contributed to a resurgence of risk in certain segments, including some cyclical stocks in Paris. As a reminder, the group posted an annual revenue for 2025-2026 of €935.3 million, almost stable organically (+0.2%), while warning of an expected decline in operating results within a low double-digit to mid-teens range. The next financial calendar event is the publication of the fourth quarter 2025-2026 results on June 4, 2026.
