Today: 5 July 2026

Intuit stock price: TurboTax maker lines up $5.8B tax-season credit line — what to watch next week

Intuit stock price: TurboTax maker lines up $5.8B tax-season credit line — what to watch next week

New York, Jan 30, 2026, 21:08 EST — The market has closed for the day. Intuit Inc shares slipped 0.8% to close at $498.92 on Friday after the company revealed a $5.8 billion short-term revolving credit facility tied to its early tax-refund program. The unsecured facility, which matures on March 31, is designated solely for funding refund advances, according to a regulatory filing. Borrowings are priced based on the secured overnight financing rate plus 0.875 percentage points or a base-rate option. Intuit noted it hasn’t drawn on the line yet. The facility carries a 0.07% annual commitment fee on unused amounts and complements the company’s commercial paper program and an existing credit agreement dated Jan. 9.
31 January 2026
Amphenol stock slips again after earnings whipsaw — what APH investors watch next week

Amphenol stock slips again after earnings whipsaw — what APH investors watch next week

New York, Jan 30, 2026, 20:53 EST — Market closed. Amphenol dropped 3.68% on Friday, closing at $144.08, underperforming both the broader market and key industrial-technology rivals. The S&P 500 slipped 0.43%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.36%. TE Connectivity fell 1.54%, and Eaton was down 0.83%. Trading volume surged to around 12 million shares. The stock ended the day about 13.75% below its 52-week high set on Jan. 27.
Johnson & Johnson stock barely moved — but a talc ruling and EU drug nod are in focus

Johnson & Johnson stock barely moved — but a talc ruling and EU drug nod are in focus

New York, Jan 30, 2026, 20:47 EST — Market closed Johnson & Johnson shares closed nearly flat Friday following Michael Shipp’s dismissal of a fraud lawsuit tied to the company’s failed talc-bankruptcy plan. The stock ended at $227.25, slipping just 0.01% after fluctuating between $225.34 and $228.40 throughout the session. Erik Haas labeled the allegations “wholly meritless,” while plaintiffs’ attorney Patricia Kipnis said she’s reviewing the ruling with clients to consider an appeal.
Coca-Cola stock hits a fresh 52-week high — what to watch before KO earnings

Coca-Cola stock hits a fresh 52-week high — what to watch before KO earnings

New York, January 30, 2026, 20:07 ET — The market has closed. Coca-Cola shares jumped about 1.9% on Friday, closing at $74.81—its highest finish in a year. The stock surpassed its previous 52-week high of $74.38, with trading volume reaching 26.3 million shares. This came as the S&P 500 dropped 0.43% and the Dow lost 0.36%. PepsiCo climbed 3.32%, while Mondelez International added 2.02%.
Caterpillar stock pulls back after tariff warning — what Wall Street watches next

Caterpillar stock pulls back after tariff warning — what Wall Street watches next

NEW YORK, Jan 30, 2026, 19:43 EST — After-hours Caterpillar, the top construction-equipment manufacturer globally, dropped 1.1% to $657.36 on Friday. The company flagged tariff-related costs could hit roughly $2.6 billion in 2026, up from $1.8 billion projected for 2025. This comes as data-center clients increase orders for nonstop “prime power” generators, pushing the power and energy division past construction in sales. Jefferies’ Stephen Volkmann noted that while sales improved, “tariff headwinds” capped margin gains for the quarter.
31 January 2026

Stock Market Today

  • Croda International, Aviva seen as value picks on FTSE 100 for July
    July 5, 2026, 5:58 AM EDT. Croda International and Aviva are showing up as value buys this July on the FTSE 100. Croda's earnings dropped from £653.3m in 2022 to £64.7m in 2025 after Covid hit inventories, but the company could bounce back as restocking picks up. Goldman Sachs and Jefferies both have Buy ratings and see 16% upside. Aviva, the insurer, posted a 25% jump in operating profit in 2025 and increased its dividend. That move got Berenberg's price target up by 24%. Both stocks are drawing investor interest as markets stay volatile.
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