AXA

AXA shares fell below the 50‑day line (€43.97) after also breaking the 20‑ and 38‑day lines earlier, making the short‑term chart picture look negative. Fundamentally the insurer shows strength: gross written premiums rose in H1 2026 to €66.3 billion (+5%) and adjusted profit climbed to €4.5 billion (+4%; +9% excluding AXA IM). Investors should be cautious — a sale is not necessarily warranted; the dividend yield is 5.6% and the 100‑/200‑day lines still remain below the price. » Altro su deraktionaer.de

AXA reports an adjusted operating profit for the first half up nearly 2 percent to just over €4.5 billion and a profit attributable to shareholders that rose by about 6 percent to just under €4.2 billion. Management does not see the current wildfires in France as a threat to the outlook and continues to expect adjusted earnings-per-share growth of 8 percent for 2026. On 15 September AXA will present its strategic targets for 2027–2029. » Altro su finanzen.net

AXA will release first‑half 2026 figures tomorrow; analyst consensus sees revenue of about €66.1 billion and adjusted earnings per share rising from €1.83 to €2.16. Adjusted net income is expected at around €4.48 billion and pre‑tax income at €5.97 billion. Key factors are the performance of the insurance business, the combined ratio, profitability amid headwinds and confirmation of capital discipline. A convincing report could boost AXA share momentum and serve as a sentiment gauge for the European insurance sector, notably for Allianz. » Altro su deraktionaer.de