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Stellantis could record its first annual loss

Ongoing15 events · of the 31 Oct au 4 Nov · latest fact at 17h07

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Fact 15 of 15 in the story · Wednesday 4 November, 17h07

L'action Stellantis gagne 12 % sur la semaine

Le titre Stellantis progresse de 12 % sur la semaine et teste sa moyenne mobile 50 périodes, dans un CAC 40 orienté à la hausse, après avoir touché des plus bas pluriannuels et publié un trimestre très négatif.

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Plants, jobs and earnings event (severity: low) involving Stellantis, in 4 countries (France, Pays-Bas, Italie and 1 more), first detected on 4 November 2026 at 17:07. Reported by 1 source (1 article), last updated on 4 November 2026 at 17:07. Part of the story “Stellantis could record its first annual loss”.

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4 Nov, 17h07
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4 Nov, 17h07
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    ideal-investisseur.frWirevia Recherche fraîche · Stellantis4 Nov
    Stellantis shares rise 12% over the week and test their 50-period moving average

    Stellantis shares rise 12% over the week and test their 50-period moving average # Stellantis shares rise 12% over the week and test their 50-period moving average The multi-brand carmaker rises during the session, in a CAC 40 clearly trending higher. This move follows multi-year lows and a quarter that remains very negative. Published on Nov 04, 2026 at 17:07 STELLANTIS NV ## A weekly rebound that offsets only part of the quarterly decline Stellantis shares gain 1.82% to €4.16 during the session and have risen 12% over one week. This rebound partly offsets the decline of nearly 16% still reco

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