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CAC 40 Futures Live Price, Chart & Market Data
CAC 40 Futures | Euronext: FCE | Currency: EUR | Type: Index Futures
Track CAC 40 Futures live on LiveWorldMarket — real-time price, daily change, interactive chart, 52-week range, moving averages and full market statistics. The quote refreshes continuously while the market is in session.
CAC 40 Futures Key Statistics
CAC 40 Futures is trading lower today at EUR 8,081.43, a move of -41.98 points (-0.52%) versus the previous close of EUR 8,123.41. So far today it has traded between EUR 8,049.56 and EUR 8,123.11. The table below summarises the live price, day range, 52-week range, volume and moving averages — the core numbers traders check before taking a position.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Live Price | EUR 8,081.43 |
| Change vs Previous Settle | -41.98 (-0.52%) |
| Previous Close | EUR 8,123.41 |
| Day Open | EUR 8,088.8198 |
| Day Range (High – Low) | EUR 8,049.56 – EUR 8,123.11 |
| 52-Week Range | EUR 7,505.27 – EUR 8,755.0303 |
| 1-Year Change | +2.68% |
| 50-Day Moving Average | EUR 8,393.781 |
| 200-Day Moving Average | EUR 8,242.3004 |
| Today's Volume | 58,273,700 |
| 10-Day Average Volume | 61,629,030 |
| 3-Month Average Volume | 55,835,292 |
| Exchange | PAR |
| Currency | EUR |
| Region | FR |
| Ticker Symbol | EURONEXT:FCE1! |
About CAC 40 Futures
CAC 40 Futures trade on Euronext Paris at €10 per index point, providing direct exposure to France's benchmark index. Liquidity concentrates in the front-month contract, which is used by both hedgers of French equity portfolios and macro traders expressing eurozone views. The luxury-goods weighting of the underlying index links the contract to global consumer demand, particularly from Asia.
Instrument Details
| Ticker | FCE |
| Exchange / Market | Euronext |
| Instrument type | Index Futures |
| Quote currency | EUR |
Underlying & Contract Specifications
| Underlying asset | CAC 40 Index |
| Exchange | Euronext Paris |
| Contract unit | €10 × index points |
| Expiry cycle | Monthly + quarterly cycle |
Contract specifications are indicative — always verify against the exchange's official contract page before trading.
Trading Hours
CAC 40 Futures trades nearly 23 hours a day on CME Globex-style sessions — from roughly 03:30 AM IST Monday through 02:30 AM IST Saturday, with a one-hour daily maintenance break around 03:30 AM IST. Outside those hours this page shows the last traded level, with change figures measured against the previous official close. All session times are expressed in Indian Standard Time (IST).
How to Read CAC 40 Futures
The gap between CAC 40 Futures and the underlying index's last close is often monitored as a guide to the possible opening move of the cash market. Overnight trends in the futures reflect reactions to news released outside regular hours. Traders also watch the futures premium or discount to fair value for sentiment cues.
52-week range: 7,505.27 – 8,755.03. Trailing 12-month change: 2.68%.
CAC 40 Futures Market Overview
CAC 40 Futures (EURONEXT:FCE1!) is a index futures quoted in EUR on PAR. It is trading lower at EUR 8,081.43, below its previous regular-session settle of EUR 8,123.41 — a change of -41.98 points, or -0.52%. Over the past twelve months, CAC 40 Futures has traded between EUR 7,505.27 and EUR 8,755.03.
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Today's Performance
CAC 40 Futures is trading lower today at EUR 8,081.43, a move of -41.98 points (-0.52%) versus the previous close of EUR 8,123.41. So far today it has traded between EUR 8,049.56 and EUR 8,123.11. Intraday direction, the day's range and volume together show whether the current move carries conviction or is drifting on light activity.
Historical Chart
The interactive chart on this page lets you review CAC 40 Futures across intraday, one-week, one-month, six-month, one-year and multi-year periods. Historical open, high, low and close data helps identify support and resistance zones, long-term trend direction and how the current price compares with past cycles.
Why CAC 40 Futures Matters
Futures prices move while the cash market is closed, so CAC 40 Futures is widely used to gauge overnight sentiment and anticipate the next session's opening gap. Global traders track it to hedge portfolios, express directional views with leverage and react instantly to news released outside regular trading hours.
By Liveworldmarket Editorial Team · Last reviewed 21 September 2026
CAC 40 Futures (FCE) — A Practical Guide
CAC 40 futures (Eurex ticker FCE, also listed on Euronext) track France's CAC 40 index of the 40 largest Euronext Paris-listed companies. The CAC 40 is the third-largest European equity benchmark after the DAX 40 and FTSE 100 and is heavily weighted in luxury (LVMH, Hermès, Kering), consumer staples (L'Oréal, Danone), and energy (TotalEnergies).
FCE liquidity concentrates during Paris cash hours (12:30–20:30 IST). The contract is widely used by EU asset managers to hedge French large-cap exposure and by global macro traders to express a view on eurozone consumer demand — given the CAC's outsized luxury weighting.
History & contract origins
The CAC 40 index launched on 31 December 1987 with a base level of 1,000. CAC 40 futures began trading on MATIF (now part of Euronext) in 1988 and migrated to Eurex/Euronext electronic platforms in the early 2000s.
Trading hours & session layout
Euronext Paris session times (IST):
| Pre-market | 12:45 IST |
| Paris cash open | 13:30 IST (winter) / 12:30 IST (CEST) |
| Paris cash close | 21:00 IST (winter) / 20:00 IST (CEST) |
How to read this tape
CAC 40 is one of the cleanest macro signals for European luxury and discretionary spending — when LVMH and Hermès earnings move, the index moves disproportionately because their combined weight is ~15%. A weak CAC vs. strong DAX is often a signal of luxury cooling, frequently linked to Chinese demand softness.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the CAC 40 so sensitive to China?
Roughly 25–30% of CAC 40 revenues come from Asia, with LVMH, Hermès, Kering and L'Oréal generating a meaningful share from Chinese consumers. Any China demand surprise — positive or negative — flows through to CAC pricing within hours.
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FAQs
What moves CAC 40 Futures?
CAC 40 Futures responds primarily to moves in its underlying (CAC 40 Index), plus news released outside regular cash-market hours — central-bank decisions, economic data and global risk sentiment. Because the contract trades extended sessions, it often reacts to events before the underlying market can.
When do CAC 40 Futures contracts expire?
CAC 40 Futures follows a monthly + quarterly cycle expiry pattern on Euronext Paris. Most traders roll positions to the next contract before expiry; the price shown on this page tracks the most actively traded front-month contract.
What is the contract size of CAC 40 Futures?
One CAC 40 Futures contract represents €10 × index points. Specifications are set by Euronext Paris — always verify against the exchange's official contract page.
What hours does CAC 40 Futures trade?
CAC 40 Futures trades nearly 23 hours a day on CME Globex-style sessions — from roughly 03:30 AM IST Monday through 02:30 AM IST Saturday, with a one-hour daily maintenance break around 03:30 AM IST. Outside those hours, this page shows the last traded level.
What is the 52-week high and low of CAC 40 Futures?
Over the last twelve months CAC 40 Futures has traded between EUR 7,505.27 (52-week low) and EUR 8,755.03 (52-week high) — the key statistics table above shows where the live price sits inside that range.