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NASDAQ:CMG 12 October 2025 - 22 January 2026

Chipotle Stock Tumbles on Third Forecast Cut — Can the Burrito Chain Bounce Back?

Chipotle Stock Craters After Tepid Q3 Earnings – What’s Next for CMG?

Chipotle shares plunged 18% pre-market Oct. 30 after management cut its 2025 same-store sales forecast to a low-single-digit decline, citing persistent macroeconomic pressures. Q3 revenue rose 7.5% to $3.0 billion, but same-store sales grew just 0.3% as customer traffic fell for the third straight quarter. Chipotle opened 84 new restaurants and repurchased $686.5 million in stock. The stock is down 34% year-to-date.
30 October 2025
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Chipotle Stock Tumbles on Third Forecast Cut — Can the Burrito Chain Bounce Back?

Chipotle Stock Tumbles on Third Forecast Cut — Can the Burrito Chain Bounce Back?

Chipotle shares closed at $40.40 on Oct. 29, down 31% from early 2025. The company reported Q3 adjusted EPS of $0.29 on $3.00 billion revenue, missing sales estimates and posting just 0.3% same-store growth. Management cut its 2025 outlook for the third time, now expecting same-store sales to decline. The stock fell 1–2% after hours following the update.
29 October 2025
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Mexican Dining Crisis: Beloved Chains File Bankruptcy and Close Doors as Industry Hits Breaking Point

Mexican Dining Crisis: Beloved Chains File Bankruptcy and Close Doors as Industry Hits Breaking Point

Abuelo’s Mexican Food Embassy filed for Chapter 11 and closed 24 locations, joining El Burro Loco, On The Border, Rubio’s Coastal Grill, and Tijuana Flats in a wave of bankruptcies among U.S. Mexican restaurant chains since 2024. Industry reports cite falling sales, rising costs, and changing consumer habits as key factors. Chipotle’s stock fell 13% in July 2025 after weak sales. Restaurant menu prices rose nearly 4% year-over-year by August 2025.
12 October 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • European Markets Decline as ECB Prepares Interest Rate Decision Amid Energy Price Surge
    March 19, 2026, 10:36 AM EDT. European equity markets opened lower with FTSE 100, CAC 40, and DAX down between 1.3% and 1.5%, pressured by rising European natural gas prices hitting a three-year high above €68 per megawatt hour due to Iranian missile strikes on Middle East energy infrastructure. Oil prices climbed sharply, with WTI and Brent crude surpassing $96 and $114 respectively. The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to hold interest rates steady, focusing investor attention on ECB President Christine Lagarde's guidance amid inflation near the 2% target. The Bank of England is also likely to pause rate hikes at 3.75%, reflecting concerns about persistent high energy costs. Asian markets fell broadly, led by Japan's Nikkei dropping 3.4%, following the Bank of Japan's rate hold amidst geopolitical tensions. Investors remain cautious as global energy and geopolitical risks threaten inflation and growth outlooks.
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