AXA Shares Hit a Record High at €46.30 and Break Through €45.71
The insurer renewed its all-time high during the session, in a well-oriented CAC 40. The move was accompanied by a technical breakout and a rebound that extends a recovery under way since early November.
A Record at €46.30 After Breaking Through the €45.71 Resistance
AXA shares gained 1.93% to €46.24 in early afternoon trading, after touching €46.30 during the session, an all-time high. The previous record, €46.13, dated from November 5.
The stock broke above the €45.71 resistance, which corresponded to its highs over the last 250 sessions, and is holding above it: this level now acts as support.
The next round-number level lies at €47, with no earlier technical resistance since the stock is trading in record-high territory. The share price is 6.7% above its 20-day moving average and 10.5% above its 200-day moving average.
The RSI at 68 remains below the overbought zone. Over one week, the stock gained 7.6%, and 11.4% over one month. It ranks in the upper part of the CAC 40, which rose 1.13%.
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On October 29, AXA reported premiums up 5% to €93.0bn over nine months and reaffirmed its target of an operating result of about €8.6bn for 2026.
The group is counting on growth in operating earnings per share at the upper end of its 6% to 8% range, despite a high level of natural catastrophes in Europe during the third quarter.
In early November, the insurer placed Tier 2 subordinated bonds at 5.375%, intended in particular to refinance part of its debt. A share buyback programme of €471m was also announced on October 5.
On the rates front, the French 10-year OAT stands at 4.66% according to today's Banque de France data, 1.42 points above the Bund.
« La diversification de notre modèle d'activité et la prudence de notre provisionnement nous donnent confiance dans notre capacité à atteindre en 2026 une croissance du résultat opérationnel par action à l'extrémité supérieure de la fourchette cible de notre plan, malgré un niveau élevé de catastrophes naturelles au troisième trimestre en Europe. » ; « Pour 2026, AXA réaffirme son objectif d'un ré
Outlook / guidance
Expected net income: 8 600 millions d'euros
Management commentary: For 2026, the Group reaffirms that it expects underlying earnings of circa Euro 8.6 billion with underlying EPS growth at the top end of the plan target range of 6-8% and underlying return on equity at the top end of the plan target range of 14-16%
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