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NASDAQ:ZLAB 24 December 2025 - 26 December 2025

Zai Lab Limited Stock (NASDAQ: ZLAB) Today: Pre‑Market Watchlist After China’s COBENFY Approval, NRDL Renewals, and Fresh Pipeline Catalysts

Zai Lab Limited Stock (NASDAQ: ZLAB) Today: Pre‑Market Watchlist After China’s COBENFY Approval, NRDL Renewals, and Fresh Pipeline Catalysts

Zai Lab shares were indicated around $18.58 premarket Friday, valuing the company near $2.1 billion. China approved COBENFY for schizophrenia on December 23, adding to recent company catalysts. U.S. markets reopen for a full session after the Christmas holiday, with thin liquidity and wider spreads expected. ZLAB’s 52-week range spans $16.82 to $44.34, with momentum indicators near oversold levels.
26 December 2025
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Zai Lab Limited (ZLAB) Stock Surges After China Approves COBENFY for Schizophrenia: News, Forecasts, and Analyst Outlook on Dec. 24, 2025

Zai Lab Limited (ZLAB) Stock Surges After China Approves COBENFY for Schizophrenia: News, Forecasts, and Analyst Outlook on Dec. 24, 2025

China’s NMPA approved Zai Lab’s COBENFY for adult schizophrenia on Dec. 23, triggering a surge in Zai Lab shares. The U.S. ADR traded around $18.54 intraday, while Hong Kong shares closed at HK$14.48, up 6.24%. COBENFY is the first M1/M4 muscarinic receptor therapy for schizophrenia approved in China. Zai Lab holds exclusive commercialization rights in Greater China.
24 December 2025
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  • Cocoa Prices Drop Amid Dollar Strength and Improved West African Supply Outlook
    March 20, 2026, 5:01 PM EDT. Cocoa prices fell on Friday, with New York Cocoa futures (CCK26) dropping 2.28% and London Cocoa futures (CAK26) down 1.67%. The stronger U.S. dollar pressured prices alongside an improved supply outlook, as consistent rains in Ivory Coast and Ghana boosted pod development. ICE cocoa inventories hit a 7.5-month high at 2.33 million bags. Despite recent supply improvements, demand remains weak. The world's largest cocoa producers, Ivory Coast and Ghana, cut farmer pay by up to 57%, heightening concerns. Additionally, a global shipment cost rise from the Strait of Hormuz closure supported prices. However, cocoa grindings in Europe and Asia have declined significantly year-on-year, reflecting soft consumer demand amid elevated chocolate prices. Nigerian exports also increased, adding downward pressure on prices.
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