Renault shares among the sharpest declines on the CAC 40, down -1.5%

A decline of 1.26% that stands out against a CAC 40 up 0.49%

Quoted at €27.39, Renault shares are down 1.26% compared to the previous day (€27.74), while the CAC 40 gains 0.49% at midday. The share is among the sharpest declines in the index, ahead of Saint-Gobain and Pernod Ricard, and well away from Carrefour (-14.66%) and Michelin (-6.02%), which occupy the bottom of the table. Over the recent period, the value remains stable: +0.48% over the week and -0.07% over a month, with +5.75% over three months.

The trading session context remains dominated by French debt, with the ten-year yield touching 4.93% on October 20, ahead of the Moody's review scheduled for October 23. Brent is trading above 110 dollars, but Renault is not directly linked to this movement in today's data.

The price remains above the MA20 but falls below the MA50 and MA200

In terms of moving averages, the share is 3.71% above the MA20 (€26.41), but 1.19% below the MA50 (€27.72) and 5.06% below the MA200 (€28.85). This configuration reflects a recent short-term rebound that has not yet allowed reconquering medium and long-term benchmarks. The RSI at 55.32 remains neutral. On the fundamental side, the group published its first-half 2026 results on July 30: revenue up 9.5% to €30.3 billion and return to profit.

Among the opportunities cited on this occasion are the acceleration of electrification (electrified mix at 52.0% in Europe) and growth in India (+61.2%). The group also cites negative currency effects and a Middle East crisis weighing on raw materials, energy and logistics costs. The share is between its support at €25.09 and its resistance at €29.60.