Euronext Shares Bounce Nearly 3% and Lead the CAC 40

Euronext Shares Surge, Among Top Gainers in CAC 40

Euronext shares gain 2.66% to €138.80, among the strongest rises in the CAC 40, as the Paris index advances by 1% and the SBF 120 increases by 0.94%. The stock is recovering after several sessions of decline, marking a 2.05% drop over the week. Over three months, the value remains nearly stable (+0.73%), while it has fallen by 4.61% over a year. This rebound occurs in a generally bullish session in Paris, driven by Capgemini (+7%), Dassault Systèmes (+5.1%), and the luxury sector, with LVMH and EssilorLuxottica above 2.8%. In contrast, STMicroelectronics is the worst performer with a decline of 5.14%. It is worth recalling that Euronext had published its first quarter 2026 accounts on May 20, showing underlying revenues up by 15.3% at €528.5 million and an adjusted EBITDA margin of 64.9%.

Technical Setup Below Short Averages but Supported by MM200

Today's rebound occurs from the support level at €135.20, which also corresponds to the previous day's closing price. However, the stock remains below its MM20 (€141.41) and MM50 (€141.90), with a gap of about 1.85% and 2.18% under these two benchmarks, making them immediate technical thresholds to monitor. Conversely, the MM200 at €132.40 is about 4.83% below the price, providing a medium-term cushion. The RSI at 37 indicates the exhaustion of sellers in recent sessions and accompanies this bounce without signaling overheating. The MACD remains in negative territory (line at -1.65, signal at -0.88), illustrating that the underlying momentum has not yet reversed. The next technical milestone to watch is the crossing of the short-term moving averages around €141.50, beyond which the resistance at €150.20 would become the upper boundary of the channel.