Aperam's Stock Climbs 2.5% and Retests Its MM50, Among the Top Performers in the SBF 120
The Luxembourg-based steelmaker marks one of the best performances of the broader Paris index in Monday's session. The rebound extends the upward trend that began in early July, in a well-oriented Parisian market. The stock is retesting a key moving average, one month after breaking its supports.
A Rebound of More Than 2.5% Bringing the Stock Back to Its MM50 at €47.84
Aperam's stock gains 2.57% to €47.84, among the strongest rises in the SBF 120 while the broader index is up by 0.49%. This movement brings the stock exactly back to its MM50 (€47.84), after several sessions below this level. The RSI at 52 moves out of the neutral zone upwards, in line with a MACD whose histogram returns to positive territory (+0.59). The rebound brings the weekly performance to 6.31%, while the stock maintains a significant gap of 22.4% above its MM200 at €39.08, illustrating the strength of the rally since spring.
Dynamics Driven by Operational Trajectory in the Second Quarter
The group had indicated in early July that it was targeting an adjusted EBITDA for the second quarter significantly higher than the €90M of Q1, driven by the recovery of Brazilian activities and the effect of European commercial defense measures on imports. This outlook triggered a surge of nearly 8% on July 3, following the trend in the European steel sector. Over three months, the stock now shows a gain of 12.62%, and 76.53% over one year. The resistance identified at €51.65 remains the next technical threshold to cross to extend the movement.
