STMicroelectronics stock among the strongest gainers in the CAC 40, +8.5% over one month
STMicroelectronics is gaining ground this Tuesday, bringing its weekly gain to over 5% in a globally stable CAC 40. The rebound is part of a recovery momentum that began last week, following several weeks of significant correction over the quarter.
A 2.6% rebound that places the stock above its two first moving averages
STMicroelectronics is gaining 2.6% during the session at €47.03, ranking among the strongest gainers in the CAC 40. The stock is up 5.33% over the week and 8.46% over the month, which partially reduces the 24.85% decline accumulated over three months. In terms of technical indicators, the price is now above the 20-day moving average at €44.18 (gap +6.45%) and the 50-day moving average at €45.66 (gap +3%), two thresholds that the stock had already reclaimed as early as the September 22 session.
The RSI at 53 remains in neutral territory, with no overbought signal, which leaves room before the resistance identified at €49.06. The 200-day moving average at €41.24 is well below the current price, offering a positive gap of more than 14%.
Favorable sector context in Europe, but American peers retreating
The STMicroelectronics movement is part of a positive bias in European semiconductors: ASML Holding is advancing 3.59% and ASM International 3.79% during the session. On the American side, the configuration is less favorable, with Advanced Micro Devices declining 3.61% and Micron Technology down 2.61% at Monday's close, while Nvidia is advancing 1.68%. This transatlantic divergence recalls the volatility of the sector, which STMicroelectronics still bears the mark of over the quarter.
The analysts' consensus values the stock on the basis of approximately 39.6 times the earnings of the current fiscal year and 20.7 times those of the next fiscal year, according to estimates compiled by the editorial team. The next resistance to watch remains set at €49.06, or a gap of approximately 4% above the current price.
