NASDAQ:FISV News 18 November 2025 - 1 February 2026

Fiserv shares fell 0.8% to $66.97 Thursday after Bragar Eagel & Squire launched a probe tied to a securities class action over the company’s 2025 outlook revisions. The stock lagged the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, which rose as new U.S. retail sales and jobless claims data signaled stable consumer spending and labor conditions.

Fiserv shares closed up 0.5% at $69.85 on Friday, with 5.07 million shares traded. The company is promoting its new in-store analytics tool, “Unknown Shopper,” at the NRF retail conference in New York this week. Investors remain focused on whether Fiserv’s merchant business can recover after last fall’s guidance cut and leadership changes.

NEW YORK, January 1, 2026, 18:16 ET — Market closed Fiserv shares closed down 0.55% at $67.17 on Wednesday, the final trading day of 2025, after Tigress Financial cut its price target to $95 from $250 while keeping a buy rating. Fiserv, Inc.+1 The move matters because Fiserv is trying to steady investor confidence after a bruising year that forced analysts to reset expectations for the payments and financial-technology company. TipRanks+1 Fiserv finished 2025 down 67%, putting it among the S&P 500’s biggest laggards and leaving investors focused on the next clear marker for execution and guidance. Barron’s Wall Street

December 16, 2025 — Fiserv, Inc. stock is back in the spotlight as investors weigh a bruising 2025 drawdown against a rapidly changing turnaround story—one that now includes a leadership overhaul, a “reset” in growth expectations, and a wide dispersion in Wall Street price targets. On Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025, Fiserv (trading on Nasdaq under ticker FISV) was down roughly ~2%, trading in the upper-$67 range after touching an intraday high near $69.40 and a low around $67.25. Investing.com+1 Below is what’s driving coverage today (16.12.2025), where analyst forecasts stand, and the key catalysts—and risks—investors are tracking heading into 2026.

Updated: Friday, December 12, 2025 (U.S. market close) Fiserv, Inc. stock (Nasdaq: FISV) ended the week with a modest rebound, closing $68.75 on Friday as investors balanced fresh legal headlines against a “show-me” turnaround narrative that has dominated trading since the company’s high-profile October guidance reset. Fiserv, Inc. With no scheduled company events in the near term, Fiserv stock news is being driven primarily by (1) litigation developments, (2) post-reset analyst positioning and price targets, and (3) broader payments-sector sentiment following the Federal Reserve’s December policy move. Below is a detailed look at what moved FISV this week, the latest

Fiserv, Inc. stock is back in the spotlight on December 12, 2025, as investors weigh fresh cybersecurity-related lawsuit headlines, ongoing securities class-action reminders, and a still-evolving turnaround narrative following the company’s dramatic Q3 guidance reset and leadership shake-up in late October. Fiserv now trades on the Nasdaq under “FISV” after transferring its primary listing from the NYSE (where it had traded as “FI”), a change that still creates ticker confusion across platforms and headlines. Fiserv, Inc.+1 Fiserv stock price action on Dec. 12, 2025: Stabilizing in the high $60s Fiserv shares have been working to stabilize after weeks of volatility:

Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV) squeezed out a rare rally on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, even as fresh legal action and mixed macro data kept the fintech giant’s turnaround story firmly in “show me” territory. At the close, Fiserv shares traded around $66.95, up nearly 6% on the day, after touching an intraday high of about $67.70. Volume topped 14.9 million shares, far above the recent average, as traders reacted to sizeable insider buying disclosures and a new securities class‑action lawsuit. StockAnalysis Despite today’s bounce, the stock remains down roughly 70% from its 52‑week high near $238.59, making it one of

Published December 3, 2025 Fiserv has somehow managed to be both the worst-performing stock in the S&P 500 this year and one of the most hotly debated comeback candidates on Wall Street. Today, December 3, 2025, the narrative took another twist: insider buying helped push the shares higher, even as a fresh securities class-action lawsuit landed and the company released new data on U.S. small business spending. MarketWatch+2GlobeNewswire+2 Below is a deep dive into what moved Fiserv, Inc. (now trading on Nasdaq under ticker FISV) today, and how analysts, credit‑rating agencies and institutional investors are reassessing the stock after its