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NASDAQ:PEGA News 2 January 2026 - 4 January 2026

Pegasystems stock slides 6% to start 2026 as insider sale filing lands — what’s next for PEGA

Pegasystems stock slides 6% to start 2026 as insider sale filing lands — what’s next for PEGA

NEW YORK, Jan 4, 2026, 12:47 ET — Market closed Pegasystems Inc shares closed down 6.1% on Friday, ending the first trading day of 2026 at $56.06. Yahoo Finance The drop matters heading into Monday because it put PEGA back on traders’ screens just as investors reprice rate-sensitive software names. Markets also face a heavy early-January U.S. data calendar that…
4 January 2026
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Why Pegasystems (PEGA) stock sank Friday — and what Wall Street watches next

Why Pegasystems (PEGA) stock sank Friday — and what Wall Street watches next

NEW YORK, Jan 3, 2026, 20:59 ET — Market closed • Pegasystems shares fell 6.1% on Friday, underperforming a weak session for software stocks• The software sector lagged even as chipmakers lifted the Dow and S&P 500 in the first U.S. session of 2026• Traders are watching the Jan. 9 U.S. jobs report and whether PEGA holds Friday’s intraday low…
4 January 2026
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Why Pegasystems stock is sliding today: PEGA drops 6% as 2026 trading opens

Why Pegasystems stock is sliding today: PEGA drops 6% as 2026 trading opens

NEW YORK, Jan 2, 2026, 15:03 ET — Regular session Shares of Pegasystems Inc were down 6.2% at $56.01 in afternoon trading on Friday, after ending the prior session at $59.69, according to Google Finance data. Google The drop stands out on the first trading day of 2026, a moment when investors often reset positioning and recheck what they are…
2 January 2026
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  • Dollar Weakness Lifts Cocoa Prices Amid Supply and Demand Shifts
    January 27, 2026, 2:23 PM EST. Cocoa prices rose as the U.S. dollar fell to a 4.25-month low, prompting short covering in ICE NY cocoa futures. The London cocoa market saw limited gains due to a stronger British pound. West African producers, particularly Ivory Coast-the world's largest cocoa exporter-are withholding supply following a 3.2% drop in shipments this marketing year. Despite recent price lows triggered by abundant stocks and weak demand, favorable weather is expected to boost upcoming harvests in the region. The International Cocoa Organization reported a 4.2% rise in global stocks year-on-year. Demand remains soft; major chocolate producer Barry Callebaut reported a 22% fall in cocoa sales volume, and grinding data from Europe and Asia show declines, while North American grindings edged up slightly. ICE-monitored U.S. port cocoa inventories also recently increased, adding bearish pressure.
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