ADP share rebounds nearly 3%, among the strongest gains in the SBF 120
Aéroports de Paris posts one of its sharpest rebounds in several weeks on Tuesday, in an otherwise calm Paris market. The stock is regaining ground at the level of its key moving averages, in a technical setup that is evolving favorably after an extended period of pressure.
A 2.8% rebound bringing the stock back to its 50-day moving average at €110.61
Aéroports de Paris gains 2.8% to €110.20 during the session, after closing at €107.20 the previous day. The advance places the stock among the strongest gainers in the SBF 120, while the Paris index rises only 0.27%. This rebound comes as the stock had endured several difficult weeks: in mid-September, ADP had fallen below all of its moving averages, erasing gains accumulated during the rebounds of August and early September.
Today, the stock finds itself at the level of its 50-day moving average at €110.61 (difference of -0.37%), which it has failed to clearly break through for several sessions, and moves back above its 20-day moving average at €109.09 with a difference of +1.02%. The 200-day moving average at €111.36 remains slightly above the current price, representing the next technical hurdle to clear in order to confirm a sustainable recovery.
A neutral RSI at 43 and resistance at €114.50 in the sights for the coming sessions
The MACD is sending an encouraging signal: the histogram is positive at 0.17, with the MACD line (-1.40) crossing back above its signal line (-1.57), reflecting downward momentum that is easing. The RSI at 43 remains in neutral territory, far from extremes, leaving room before reaching overbought conditions. Support at €106.10 maintains its role as a floor, tested during recent pullbacks without ever being broken.
On the fundamental side, when publishing first-half 2026 results on July 29, the group communicated an EBITDA target of €2,325 million for the year. The macro environment remains challenging: the Fed maintains a restrictive bias with federal funds rates around 3.9%, and Brent is declining toward $101 thanks to a rebound in Saudi exports, conditions that could affect operating costs for an airport operator dependent on international traffic. Resistance at €114.50 constitutes the next level to monitor for ADP.
