Carnival’s stock has sailed sharply higher in 2025, reflecting the company’s return to profitability and investor optimism about cruising. Shares began the year near $18 and climbed to a 52-week high of $32.80 by late Septembermarketbeat.com, roughly doubling off the 2023 lows. In recent weeks, the stock has pulled back slightly: it closed at $28.71 on Nov 3, 2025statmuse.com. This week saw increased volatility – on the morning of Nov 4, CCL dropped about 7.5% to ~$26.54 amid a broader market selloff247wallst.com. Despite this dip, Carnival remains in an uptrend; its 50-day moving average around $30 is well above the 200-day near $27marketbeat.com, indicating positive momentum over the past half-year.