Rexel Shares Rise 2.39% Mid-Day Following CAC 40 Reversal

Rexel Benefits from Paris Market's Sharp Uptick

This Monday, Rexel's stock benefits from the sharp upward movement observed in the Parisian market. The CAC 40, which had dropped more than 2% in the morning due to tensions between Washington and Tehran around the Strait of Hormuz, suddenly rebounded following Donald Trump's announcement of 'very successful' discussions with Iran and the postponement of planned military strikes. During the session, the Parisian index now shows an increase of 0.61% at 7,712 points, while the SBF 120 is up 0.63%. Other industrial stocks listed in Paris are also part of this movement: Schneider Electric is up 2.91% and Airbus by 2.57%. Despite today's rebound, Rexel still shows a decline of 2.49% over the last seven days and 3.31% over three months, while maintaining a positive annual performance of 21.59%. The group's general assembly is scheduled for April 22nd next year.

Technical Perspective on Rexel's Stock

Technically, Rexel's stock price is very close to its support level at 31.35 euros, which corresponds to Friday's closing price. Today's rebound allows the stock to slightly distance itself from this level. However, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 27, which is well below the usual oversold threshold of 30. This indicator reflects the magnitude of selling pressure exerted on the stock in recent weeks. Furthermore, the price remains well below its 50-day moving average, set at 35.23 euros, illustrating the medium-term downward trend in which the stock has been for several weeks. The major resistance level is at 37.67 euros, a level still far from the current price. Monthly volatility remains contained at 10.40, suggesting that recent fluctuations have not generated specific excess nervousness for the stock, apart from the general market context.