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NASDAQ:BROS News 30 December 2025

Dutch Bros stock slides 3% as coffee-cost worries return — what investors are watching

Dutch Bros stock slides 3% as coffee-cost worries return — what investors are watching

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 15:43 ET — Regular session Dutch Bros Inc. (BROS) shares fell about 3.4% to $62.30 in afternoon trading on Tuesday. The stock has traded between $62.30 and $64.55 after closing at $64.48 on Monday. The move matters for investors because Dutch Bros has been priced as a fast grower, leaving little room for cost surprises as 2025 trading winds down and liquidity thins. A note published earlier on Nasdaq.com said Dutch Bros ended the third quarter with about $706 million of liquidity — cash plus unused borrowing capacity — which can help cushion volatility in

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BAE Systems share price rises into weekend — what to watch before Monday’s London open

BAE Systems share price rises into weekend — what to watch before Monday’s London open

7 February 2026
BAE Systems shares closed up 1.2% at 1,879 pence on Friday, tracking gains in European defence stocks. The company’s market value stands near £54.8 billion. Investors await BAE’s full-year results on Feb. 18 for updates on cash returns and orders. GXO Logistics renewed and expanded its contract to support BAE’s Type 26 frigate program in Scotland.
Barclays share price jumps into earnings week as BoE rate-cut bets shift the story

Barclays share price jumps into earnings week as BoE rate-cut bets shift the story

7 February 2026
Barclays shares closed up 2.7% at 479.1 pence on Friday, outperforming the FTSE 100 ahead of next week’s full-year results. Trading volume was 18.8 million shares, well below the 50-day average. A split Bank of England vote on rates led traders to price in more UK rate cuts, sending sterling down 0.6%. Barclays announced non-executive director Mary Francis will retire in May.
Lloyds share price steadies after buyback update and BoE rate jitters — what to watch next week

Lloyds share price steadies after buyback update and BoE rate jitters — what to watch next week

7 February 2026
Lloyds shares closed up 0.9% at 106.75 pence Friday after the bank announced fresh buybacks totaling 17 million shares over two days, all to be cancelled. The stock rebounded from a 5.6% drop Thursday as traders adjusted UK rate-cut bets. About 121 million Lloyds shares changed hands. Investors await the bank’s annual report on February 18 and the next Bank of England decision March 19.
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