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NASDAQ:WRBY 30 December 2025 - 27 February 2026

Warby Parker stock slips in premarket after 18% surge on buyback, 2026 outlook

Warby Parker stock slips in premarket after 18% surge on buyback, 2026 outlook

Warby Parker shares fell 2.3% to $25.05 in premarket trading Friday after a 17.8% rally the prior day. The company reported its first full-year profit, announced a $100 million share buyback, and raised 2026 revenue and EBITDA targets. Piper Sandler cited weather as a drag on early-quarter demand but reiterated an Overweight rating. Warby Parker plans to open 50 new stores and warned of tariff and shipping cost risks.
27 February 2026
Warby Parker stock price today: WRBY falls nearly 4% in thin year-end trading

Warby Parker stock price today: WRBY falls nearly 4% in thin year-end trading

Warby Parker shares fell 3.9% to $22.11 in early afternoon trading Tuesday, underperforming the broader market amid thin year-end volumes. Nearly 3 million shares changed hands as investors awaited Federal Reserve meeting minutes. The company’s recent AI glasses partnership with Google has drawn attention, but traders remain focused on near-term fundamentals. Retail stocks were mixed, with National Vision down 1.7%.
30 December 2025

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  • U.S. Natural Gas Prices Drop on Warmer Weather, Supply Factors Sustain Pressure
    March 20, 2026, 5:19 PM EDT. Natural gas prices for April Nymex delivery fell 2.24% as US weather forecasts turned warmer, potentially lowering heating demand. The Commodity Weather Group predicts above-average temperatures in the western US through March 29, pressuring prices. However, a recent Iranian attack on Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG export facility, which supplies 20% of global liquefied natural gas, could limit further declines. US dry gas production rose 4.8% year-on-year, nearing record highs with rigs increasing to a 2.5-year peak. Inventories surged by 35 billion cubic feet last week, well above average, indicating ample supply. Despite these bearish signals, rising electricity output and export potential from Qatar's damaged plant could support prices amid global supply disruptions.
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