Renault Shares Climb 1.82% to €31.26, Marking a Second Session of Gains
The Renault stock advanced by 1.82% to €31.26 at mid-session, amidst a CAC 40 that was slightly down by 0.13% at 8,288.82 points. The automaker ranks among the top five risers of the Paris index alongside Kering, Hermès, Legrand, and Accor. This movement extends the rebound from the previous session, already fueled by a relaxation in Brent crude prices.
A Rebound Dynamic Establishing Over the Week
Renault has lined up a second consecutive session of gains, now showing a 4.65% increase over seven days. The stock ranks fifth in the CAC 40 this Thursday, in an index fragmented between rising luxury and cyclical consumer stocks, and falling defensive stocks (Sanofi, Danone, Pernod Ricard).
The sectoral context remains marked by Wednesday's Brent crude drop, following news of a possible memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran. The barrel lost about 8.6% in one day, reducing the energy bill for European households, a parameter closely monitored by manufacturers.
On the commercial front, the diamond-shaped logo company reported a decline in French registrations by 5.27% for April, at 45,325 units. However, the cumulative loss over four months is limited to 1.19%. Moreover, the Clio range has been enriched with an Eco-G 120 hp engine priced from €21,900, complementing the dual-fuel offering alongside the TCe 115 and the E-Tech 160.
Technical Setup and Upcoming Financial Deadlines
The price is moving in the upper part of the Bollinger Bands, at 64% of the range, with an upper bound at €32.43. The resistance identified at €32.52 almost coincides with the 200-day moving average, located at €32.97. Renault thus remains below this MM200, which it has not durably crossed for several months. The RSI at 53 is neutral and does not indicate any extremes.
On the fundamentals front, during the nine-month 2025 report (3rd quarter 2025), the group had confirmed targeting an operational margin of about 6.5% and a free cash flow between €1.0 and €1.5 billion. The share of electrified vehicles reached 44% in the third quarter, with EV sales growth of 122.1%.
The next appointments are noted in the financial calendar: the results for the first half of 2026 are expected on July 30, followed by the third quarter revenue on October 29.
