Saint-Gobain Shares Bounce 2.5%, Marking One of the Strongest Gains in the CAC 40

The Stock Moves Back Above its 20 and 50-Day Moving Averages

Saint-Gobain gains 2.42% to €79.42, among the strongest rises in the CAC 40 which is up by 0.52%. The stock moves back above its MM20 (€77.56, gap +2.40%) and MM50 (€77.17, +2.92%), confirming the rebound that began after the decline reported yesterday, when the stock had dropped its resistance at €79.76. This threshold remains the next level to reclaim, at 0.4% from the current price. The MM200 at €82.22 remains 3.4% above, indicating that the medium-term momentum has not yet reversed. The RSI at 49 remains neutral, without marked buying pressure. Over three months, the stock has gained nearly 15%, but is still down 21% over one year.

A Session Supported by the Industrial Sector and a Tight Schedule

The rebound occurs in a session largely positive for European industrial and cyclical stocks, with the DAX up by 1.52% and the FTSE 100 by 1.17%. ArcelorMittal, Schneider Electric, and Safran are leading the CAC 40, reflecting an appetite for European cyclicals. In terms of economic conditions, the construction climate remains deteriorated in France (-18.2 in June according to Eurostat), with building production down by 2.8% over a year, while the eurozone shows a slight increase of 0.4%. The company will hold its annual general meeting on July 4, 2026, the next statutory appointment identified on the calendar. Today's rebound brings the stock back in contact with the resistance at €79.76, whose crossing would condition a return to the area of €81.76.