JCDecaux share falls below its four-year high and declines 2.5%

A decline occurring at the bottom of the SBF 120, after a weekend of tensions

The share loses 2.63% to €25.18 compared to €25.86 at the last close, while the SBF 120 falls 1.33% and the CAC 40 1.35%. JCDecaux ranks at the back of the index, well behind Rubis, which leads the day. Paris markets are reacting to violence that occurred on Saturday in several French cities, and the resurgence of concerns about public debt.

The 10-year OAT is at 4.79% according to the latest Bank of France reading of October 16, with a spread of 1.37 points over the German Bund. This context applies to the market as a whole: nothing suggests it concerns JCDecaux more than any other security. Today's decline does not call into question the recent momentum, as the share still gains 2.36% over one week and 14.77% over three months.

A price still well above its moving averages, following the four-year high on October 15

The share had recorded a four-year high on October 15 at €25.64, a level it had not reached since the invasion of Ukraine. Despite today's decline, it remains above its 20-day MA (€24.81, spread of 1.49%) and its 50-day MA (€24.38), with the gap to its 200-day MA (€20.18) even exceeding 24%. The RSI at 64.5 reflects sustained momentum without excess. Resistance at €25.86 corresponds to the previous close, while the nearest support is at €23.54.

The group published its first-half 2026 results on July 30: it targeted organic revenue growth of around +5%, with digital accounting for 42.8% of revenues and programmatic experiencing strong acceleration (+30.9% organic). During this publication, however, the company noted a double-digit decline in Transport revenues in the Middle East. Over one year, the share shows a gain of 65.7%.