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CAC 40 Closes at 8,278.59 Points, Up 0.55 Percent on November 10, 2026

Published on 11/10/2026 at 22:54 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
The CAC 40 finished Tuesday higher after a broad European rebound, although the index retreated from its session highs. Falling oil prices and stronger technology shares supported markets before hotter-than-expected US inflation data limited the advance.

CAC 40 Ends Higher Despite Inflation

  • The CAC 40 closed at 8,278.59 points on Tuesday, November 10, gaining 0.55 percent from the previous session.
  • Falling oil prices and a rebound in technology shares supported sentiment, while hopes of easing tensions between Washington and Tehran also helped.
  • Gains narrowed after US consumer prices rose more than expected in October, increasing concerns about the Federal Reserve's December rate outlook.
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The CAC 40 ended Tuesday, November 10, at 8,278.59 points, up 45.29 points or 0.55 percent from Monday's close. The gain lifted the French blue-chip index to a new one-month high, according to Investing.com.

Oil and technology shares support Paris

Risk appetite improved after a strong rebound in global technology shares and a further decline in oil prices. Investors also assessed signs of easing tensions between Washington and Tehran. Anadolu Ajansi reported that Brent crude fell below 90 US dollars before recovering to around 92 US dollars.

The advance was broad but uneven. ArcelorMittal gained 2.96 percent, Accor rose 2.78 percent and Carrefour added 2.54 percent. At the other end of the CAC 40, Stellantis fell 3.45 percent, Dassault Systemes lost 1.90 percent and EssilorLuxottica declined 1.57 percent, according to the Investing.com market report.

US inflation limits the late advance

European shares had traded near their session highs earlier in the day, but gains faded after US data showed consumer prices rose 0.4 percent month-on-month in October, above the 0.3 percent expected by economists. Core inflation increased 0.3 percent. Hargreaves Lansdown reported that the stronger inflation reading increased expectations for a December Federal Reserve rate increase.

The session therefore combined a constructive equity backdrop with renewed interest-rate uncertainty. For investors, the CAC 40's gain reflected improved cyclical and technology sentiment, while the late pullback showed that inflation and central-bank expectations remained an important constraint on further advances.

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