Euronext share rebounds 2% and returns to contact with its 20-day moving average
In a CAC 40 gaining nearly 1% this Monday morning, the pan-European stock exchange operator stands out with a more pronounced rebound than the general trend. The share is rising again after an almost stable week, in a market context where major central banks have simultaneously tightened their monetary policy.
A 2% rebound that brings the share back into contact with its 20-day moving average
Euronext gains 1.97% to €160.10 in trading, erasing the monthly decline of 1.23% recorded since the end of August. The previous session had closed at €157, so this rebound allows the share to return exactly into contact with its MA20 at €160.90, with a gap of only -0.50%. The MA50 at €157.20 is now 1.84% below the price, which confirms that the share is trading well above its two short and medium-term reference points.
Over three months, the gain reaches 9.06%, illustrating a solid upward trend since summer. The RSI at 44 remains in neutral territory, with no overbought or oversold signals, leaving room for movement in both directions. The MACD is slightly negative (histogram at -0.53), reflecting some short-term hesitation, but today's rebound tends to reduce this divergence.
A value profile driven by record earnings growth and an ongoing buyback program
The market context of the day deserves to be noted: the Fed, the ECB and the Bank of Japan all raised their rates during the past week, according to information available on September 21, 2026. For a financial markets operator like Euronext, an environment of high rates and increased volatility tends to support transaction volumes, which constitutes a favorable dynamic for its trading and clearing revenues. The brief published on August 3, 2026 recalled that adjusted earnings per share reached a record €2.42 in the second quarter of 2026, with revenue growth of 16.9% for the period.
Furthermore, the €750 million share buyback program announced in April 2026 is being executed at approximately 23% (€174 million as of August 3, 2026), which represents structural support for the share price. Over one year, the share shows a performance of 21.66%, significantly higher than that of the CAC 40. The resistance identified at €165.30 constitutes the next level to watch, 3.2% above the current price.
