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Aurora Cannabis (ACB) Stock Jumps on US Marijuana Rescheduling Headlines: Today’s News, Forecasts, and Analysis (Dec. 12, 2025)

Aurora Cannabis (ACB) Stock Jumps on US Marijuana Rescheduling Headlines: Today’s News, Forecasts, and Analysis (Dec. 12, 2025)

Aurora Cannabis (ACB) jumped about 15% in pre-market trading Friday after reports that President Trump may direct agencies to reclassify marijuana as a Schedule III drug. The White House said no final decisions have been made. Investors responded to the potential for eased penalties and tax burdens. Aurora closed at $4.55 on Dec. 11 and was indicated near $5.30 early Friday.
12 December 2025
Aurora Cannabis (ACB) Stock on December 7, 2025: Australia Deal, Q2 2026 Earnings and What Forecasts Say Next

Aurora Cannabis (ACB) Stock on December 7, 2025: Australia Deal, Q2 2026 Earnings and What Forecasts Say Next

Aurora Cannabis shares traded near US$4.60 on NASDAQ and C$6.39 on TSX as of early December, valuing the company at about US$260–280 million. The stock remains volatile, with a 34% drop from its February high but up 12–13% over the last 10 sessions. On December 2, Aurora’s MedReleaf Australia signed a distribution deal with Leafio, expanding access to over 4,000 pharmacies nationwide.
7 December 2025
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  • Rising U.S. Treasury Yields Increase Federal Debt Costs by $2 Trillion
    May 20, 2026, 1:24 PM EDT. The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield recently hit 5.19%, its highest since 2007, signaling a surge in government borrowing costs. Each 0.5% increase in Treasury rates adds about $2 trillion in debt expenses over the next decade, worsening the already $39 trillion national debt burden. Annual interest payments now surpass $1 trillion, outpacing spending on major government programs. Household debt mirrors this strain, with total borrowing around $18.8 trillion and credit card balances at $1.25 trillion. The rise in Treasury yields pushes up mortgage rates, auto loans, and credit costs, impacting consumers and federal finances alike. This mounting debt cost poses significant risks to the U.S. economy amid sustained high deficits and rising borrowing rates.

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