Airbus shares break through their 198.82 € resistance level and gain 3.5% intraday
The European manufacturer accelerates in a Paris market that is clearly better oriented. The session extends the rebound that followed the publication of its nine-month accounts, while the stock regains ground on its medium-term technical benchmarks.
A breakout that puts the share price back above its three moving averages
At 199.64 €, the stock broke upward through its intraday resistance of 198.82 € and is holding above it, with the highest level of the last 30 sessions now acting as support. It gains 3.27% against a previous close of 193.32 €, which places it among the strongest performers in the CAC 40, where the index rises 2.09%.
The share price is above the 20-day moving average (193.17 €, a gap of 3.35%), the 50-day moving average (194.16 €) and the 200-day moving average (187.93 €), while the RSI at 57 remains neutral. The next resistance level is at 215.40 €.
The stock is up 3.58% over the week and 5.46% over the month, but remains down 4.02% over three months. On the American side, Boeing rises 2.5% but has fallen 8.22% over one month.
The first nine months of 2026 and the production ramp-up schedule
Airbus published its nine-month accounts on 28 October 2026: revenue of €50,645 million (+6.8%), adjusted EBIT of €4,550 million (+8%) and net income of €3,587 million (+36%). Net commercial aircraft orders more than doubled, to 1,105 aircraft compared with 514 a year earlier.
In the results document, the group cites among its main risks industrial and supply chain disruptions, as well as exchange rate fluctuations between the euro and the dollar. It targets a rate of 13 A220 aircraft per month in 2028 and a rate of 70 to 75 A320 aircraft per month by the end of 2027.
On 2 November, the group also obtained the qualification of the Aliaca drone from the French Directorate General of Armament. The next reference level is the resistance at 215.40 €.
