ADP Stock Rebounds Over 2% and Moves Above its 50-Day Moving Average

A Rebound Bringing the Stock Between its 50-Day and 20-Day Moving Averages After a Tense Week

Aéroports de Paris stock gains 2.21% to €111.20, up from €108.80 the previous day. The rebound follows a 5% drop on July 8, which had brought the stock down to the support level at €102.30. Today's movement pushes the price above the 50-day moving average at €109.40 (a gain of +1.65%), but leaves the 20-day moving average at €112.41 still out of reach, at a gap of 1.08%.

The 200-day moving average at €113.51 also remains above the current price (a gap of -2.04%), indicating that the medium-term momentum has not yet been restored. The RSI at 45 suggests a neutral setup, consistent with a technical rebound after a temporary oversold condition rather than a clear reversal. Nevertheless, the monthly performance is positive at +7.75%, while the stock is still down 4.59% over three months.

Easing Oil Prices and Strong European Air Traffic as a Backdrop

The stock's rebound coincides with a decrease in Brent crude to $76.30 on Thursday, after reaching a peak of $78.02 on Wednesday amid renewed strikes between the United States and Iran. This decline relieves stocks sensitive to the cost of air transport, including ADP. ACI Europe's data released today further confirms a supportive environment for passenger traffic in Europe (+3.2% in May), with significant dynamics at the group's concession platforms: Skopje up by +28.6%, Izmir by +13.3%, and indirectly held Amsterdam by +3.3%.

During the announcement of the annual results for 2025 (on March 13, 2026), the group targeted for 2026 a traffic growth of 1.5% to 2.5%, a current EBITDA above €2,350 million, and a Net Debt/EBITDA ratio of less than or equal to 3.7x. The support level at €102.30 remains a key short-term level, with the resistance at €116.90 remaining the upper technical target.