NASDAQ:ADBE News 30 December 2025 - 10 January 2026

Adobe shares fell 1.5% to $333.95 Friday after BMO Capital Markets downgraded the stock and cut its price target to $375, citing rising competition in Creative Cloud, especially from Canva. BMO flagged risks to pricing power and seat growth, with traders now watching Tuesday’s U.S. CPI and Adobe’s March 12 earnings call for further signals.

Jefferies downgraded Adobe to Hold and cut its price target to $400 from $500, citing AI competition and slow monetization. Adobe shares fell 0.7% to $330.89 by midday, underperforming software peers. The stock trades near the low end of its 52-week range. Investors await the March 12 earnings call for updates on AI-driven revenue.

Adobe shares fell 0.8% to $330.60 in premarket trading after Jefferies downgraded the stock to Hold and cut its price target to $400. The move follows a 4.8% drop on Friday. Jefferies cited slow AI monetization and rising competition from standalone AI tools. Traders are watching support near $330 after Friday’s low of $331.64.

NEW YORK, January 4, 2026, 18:00 ET — Market closed Adobe shares fell 4.8% on Friday to close at $333.30, sharply underperforming a modestly higher U.S. market. The stock last traded at $334.59 in after-hours dealings late Friday. Nasdaq The decline pulled Adobe back toward the $330 area after it ended 2025 at $349.99, according to Nasdaq historical data. With U.S. markets shut through the weekend, the drop sets the tone heading into Monday’s reopening. Nasdaq The move matters now because investors are still weighing whether Adobe’s generative AI — artificial intelligence that produces images and other content from text

NEW YORK, Jan 4, 2026, 11:22 AM ET — Market closed Adobe Inc. (ADBE.O) shares fell 4.8% on Friday to close at $333.30, ending near the session low after trading down to $331.67. The stock opened at $351.73 and finished the day with about 5.6 million shares traded, according to market data. The drop leaves Adobe starting 2026 on the defensive, a reminder that premium-priced software stocks remain sensitive to rates and growth fears. With no fresh earnings update until later in the quarter, traders are treating the name as a proxy for broader sentiment toward large-cap tech. Wall Street

NEW YORK, January 2, 2026, 1:28 PM ET — Regular session Adobe Inc shares fell nearly 5% on Friday, giving back an early pop as U.S. markets opened 2026 in a choppy, rate-sensitive tape. Adobe (ADBE.O) was down $17.07, or 4.9%, at $332.92 at 1:28 p.m. ET, after opening at $349.86 and trading as low as $332.24. The slide matters now because investors are resetting positions for a packed January calendar that can reshape interest-rate expectations, a key driver for growth stocks like software. Next week brings an early test: the U.S. jobs report due Jan. 9 and the consumer

NEW YORK, January 1, 2026, 15:22 ET — Market closed. Adobe Inc (ADBE) closed down 0.7% at $349.99 in Wednesday’s final trading session of 2025, leaving the stock just under the $350 mark as U.S. stock markets closed on Thursday for New Year’s Day. AP News The move matters now because holiday-thin liquidity can magnify swings in widely held software names, and investors are resetting positions into 2026 after a tech-led year. For Adobe, the near-term setup is also shaped by a gap between company catalysts. With the next earnings report not due until March, the stock can trade more

NEW YORK, January 1, 2026, 05:28 ET — Market closed. Adobe Inc (ADBE) shares fell 0.7% to $349.99 at Wednesday’s close, ending the last U.S. trading session of 2025 on a softer note. The stock ranged from $349.69 to $352.88, with about 2.1 million shares changing hands. Yahoo Finance The move matters because the first trading days of the new year often set the tone for risk appetite, especially in technology-heavy names. Adobe is also treated as a read-through on corporate spending for design, marketing and productivity software. That scrutiny is amplified by the industry’s push to monetize generative AI