Airbus shares in a downward trend: Important EMA indicates possible further price decline

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According to a report from www.finanzen.net, Airbus shares are currently in a weeks-long downward trend, but are currently showing signs of recovery. However, with stocks bouncing off the key 50-EMA, this recovery could be over and the overall downtrend could resume. In the previous weeks, Airbus shares had repeatedly bounced back from the 50 EMA in the daily chart after recoveries. This Friday, the shares have so far shown a very bearish daily candle at 125.80 euros. If there were another price slide below the support zone around 124.50/125.00 euros, another signal of weakness would be generated and a...

Gemäß einem Bericht von www.finanzen.net befinden sich die Aktien von Airbus derzeit in einem wochenlangen Abwärtstrend, aber zeigen aktuell Anzeichen einer Erholung. Diese Erholung könnte jedoch mit dem Abprall der Aktien am wichtigen 50er-EMA vorbei sein und der übergeordnete Abwärtstrend könnte wieder aufgenommen werden. Bereits in den Vorwochen sind die Aktien von Airbus nach Erholungen immer wieder am 50er-EMA im Tageschart nach unten abgeprallt. Am heutigen Freitag zeigen sich die Aktien bisher mit einer sehr bärischen Tageskerze bei 125,80 Euro. Sollte es erneut zu einem Kursrutsch unter die Unterstützungszone um 124,50/125,00 Euro kommen, würde ein weiteres Schwächesignal generiert und ein …
According to a report from www.finanzen.net, Airbus shares are currently in a weeks-long downward trend, but are currently showing signs of recovery. However, with stocks bouncing off the key 50-EMA, this recovery could be over and the overall downtrend could resume. In the previous weeks, Airbus shares had repeatedly bounced back from the 50 EMA in the daily chart after recoveries. This Friday, the shares have so far shown a very bearish daily candle at 125.80 euros. If there were another price slide below the support zone around 124.50/125.00 euros, another signal of weakness would be generated and a...

Airbus shares in a downward trend: Important EMA indicates possible further price decline

According to a report from www.finanzen.net, Airbus shares are currently in a weeks-long downward trend, but are currently showing signs of recovery. However, with stocks bouncing off the key 50-EMA, this recovery could be over and the overall downtrend could resume.

In the previous weeks, Airbus shares had repeatedly bounced back from the 50 EMA in the daily chart after recoveries. This Friday, the shares have so far shown a very bearish daily candle at 125.80 euros. If there were another price slide below the support zone around 124.50/125.00 euros, a further signal of weakness would be generated and a price decline to the support around 120.30 euros would become likely.

This development may have a significant impact on the market, consumers and the industry. A further decline in Airbus shares could affect investor confidence and lead to negative sentiment in the market. This could also have an impact on other players in the industry, as investors may also be more skeptical about other companies.

For consumers, the impact could be in the form of higher prices for air travel or other Airbus products and services. If the company has difficulty achieving its business goals, it may be forced to increase costs to offset potential losses.

For the industry as a whole, a further decline in Airbus' share price could also lead to greater caution in investing and a decline in confidence in the aviation sector. This could lead to a decrease in orders for aircraft and other aviation products, thereby having a negative impact on companies across the industry.

Overall, the current developments in Airbus shares show that there could potentially be a renewed downward trend. It is important to keep an eye on developments and consider the potential impact on the market, consumers and the industry.

Source: According to a report from www.finanzen.net

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