Amundi's Stock Sets a New Record at €83.45 After UBS Targets €90
The asset manager continues its upward trajectory. At the opening of the session on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, the stock hit €83.45, a new all-time high, surpassing the previous peak of €83.35 reached the day before. However, the price was slightly down at €83.20 in early morning trading, a decrease of 0.18%.
A New Historical High Achieved Despite a Tense Setup
Amundi's stock recorded a new record at €83.45 at the opening, extending the bullish sequence that began in late April with a record quarterly inflow of €32 billion. Over seven sessions, the stock has gained 9.55%. This surge occurs in a technically loaded setup. The price is moving above the upper Bollinger band set at €83.07, indicating an overbought signal. The RSI is at 70, the traditional threshold for entering a tense zone. The MM50 is significantly lagging at €76.37. Meanwhile, the CAC 40 is up 1.32% during the session, at 8,168 points.
UBS Raises Its Target, Next Milestone on June 2
In terms of recommendations, UBS raised its price target on Amundi from €84 to €90 on May 4, with a buy rating. This new target offers a potential of about 8% above the current price. On the fundamentals side, the commercial dynamics of the manager are driven by Asia (€29 billion collected over nine months in 2025) and ETFs (assets exceeding €300 billion). However, the company identified a major point of vigilance during the Q3 2025 report: uncertainty regarding the renewal of the distribution contract with UniCredit, expiring in July 2027. The immediate schedule is known: general meeting on June 2, dividend detachment on June 9, and payment on June 11. Second quarter results will be published on July 30.
