TotalEnergies Shares Bounce Back 3.26% at Close Amid Positive Analyses

Market Performance and Analyst Recommendations

TotalEnergies' stock closed this Friday at 55.12 euros, up by 3.26% compared to the previous day, increasing by 1.74 euros during the session, with trading volumes representing 0.18% of the capital exchanged. This rebound follows a mixed week, with a decline of 0.85% over seven days, yet shows a positive three-month trend with a 7.83% increase. The oil group benefited from two positive recommendations on Thursday: UBS lowered its price target from 62 to 61 euros while maintaining a buy rating, and Jefferies set a more optimistic target at 66 euros, also recommending a buy. These upgrades suggest a potential rise of 11 to 20% from the current price.

Technical Analysis and Future Outlook

From a technical standpoint, the stock has surpassed its support level at 53.38 euros but remains below the resistance at 57.18 euros. The 50-day moving average is at 55.41 euros, slightly above the current price, while the 200-day moving average at 53.26 euros indicates a still tentative medium-term trend. The RSI at 42 suggests that the stock is neither overbought nor oversold, leaving room for directional movement. Investors will now keep an eye on the upcoming publication of the fourth quarter 2025 results scheduled for February 11, as well as the detachment of the third dividend installment set for March 31, both of which could catalyze stock market dynamics.