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Paris Stocks Extend Advance as CAC 40 Hits Seven-Month High on Fed-Cut Bets, Stellantis Surge

Investors price deeper Fed easing after a 32,000 ADP private‑payrolls drop, with robust Stellantis U.S. sales energizing autos.

Overview

  • France’s CAC 40 rose 1.13% Thursday to 8,056.63, its highest close since March, then added 0.37% Friday morning to 8,086.44.
  • ADP/Stanford Lab reported a 32,000 loss in U.S. private jobs for September, strengthening market expectations for additional Federal Reserve cuts after last month’s move to 4.00–4.25%.
  • Stellantis led Thursday’s rally with an 8.33% jump to €8.81 on strong U.S. demand and an upgrade, while Renault advanced 2.17%.
  • FCA US said it delivered 324,825 vehicles in the quarter, up 6% year over year, with September sales up 16% across Ram, Fiat, Chrysler and Jeep.
  • Friday’s tone also drew support from AI-driven tech enthusiasm and U.S. data delays from a partial government shutdown, with the ISM services index still due later in the day.