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Healthcare Policy News 6 November 2025

Novo Nordisk (NVO) Stock Tanks as Weight-Loss Empire Faces Boardroom Coup and Fierce Rivalry

NVO Stock Today (Nov 6, 2025): Novo Nordisk volatile as White House pricing deal reshapes GLP‑1 market—what it means for Wegovy, Ozempic and investors

Published: November 6, 2025 TL;DR: Novo Nordisk’s U.S.‑listed shares (NYSE: NVO) swung after the White House announced a pricing-and-access deal with Novo and Eli Lilly that expands Medicare coverage for anti‑obesity drugs and cuts out‑of‑pocket costs. As of 17:51 UTC (12:51 p.m. ET), NVO traded around $47.30, down ~2.4% on the day (intraday range: $46.91–$49.49; volume ~29.3M). The company confirmed a Medicare Part D pilot beginning in 2026, lower U.S. prices in Medicare/Medicaid and cash channels, and a three‑year tariff exemption—and flagged a low single‑digit drag to 2026 global sales growth. GlobeNewswire What’s moving NVO today White House deal cuts
Billion-Dollar Brawl: Novo Nordisk and Pfizer Clash in High-Stakes Obesity Drug Takeover

Novo Nordisk Stock Today (Nov 6, 2025): NVO steadies as White House GLP‑1 pricing deal lands; $10B Metsera bidding war heats up

Date: Thursday, November 6, 2025Ticker: NVO (NYSE) At a glance: price action and catalysts Novo Nordisk stock traded around $47.36 as of 17:52 UTC, after opening at $47.75 and moving between $46.91–$49.49 on heavy volume. The tape is being driven by two big headlines: (1) a White House pricing agreement that expands access to GLP‑1 drugs across Medicare/Medicaid and a new direct‑to‑consumer channel, and (2) a $10 billion bidding battle with Pfizer for obesity‑drug startup Metsera. What changed today 1) White House pricing deal lowers GLP‑1 costs and expands coverage The administration announced a deal with Novo Nordisk and Eli
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