Renault

Barclays downgraded Renault from “Overweight” to “Equal Weight” and left the price target at €31.50, saying the recent recovery has eaten into the margin of safety. The bank trimmed its adjusted EBIT estimates for 2026–2028 by around 3–6% and pointed to fierce competition and structural margin pressure in the European auto market. The stock subsequently fell about 1% to €28.32, while sector risks such as tariffs, emissions rules and competition from Chinese EV makers are adding pressure; analysts remain divided, with Bernstein recently reiterating a buy recommendation. » More on de.investing.com

Renault increased revenue in the first half by almost one-tenth to just under 30.3 billion euros, thereby exceeding expectations. Adjusted operating profit fell by five percent to 1.57 billion euros, but remained better than analysts had forecast. The company confirmed its full-year guidance; the stock nevertheless came under slight selling pressure. » More on finanzen.net

Renault increased revenue by almost a tenth to just under €30.3 billion in the first half thanks to cost-cutting measures and a strong offering of electric cars. Adjusted operating profit, excluding one-off effects, fell by five percent to €1.57 billion but declined less than analysts had expected. The manufacturer confirmed its forecasts for the current year. » More on finanzen.net