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NYSE:GAP 20 November 2025 - 9 January 2026

Gap Inc. (GAP) Stock Pops as Q3 2025 Earnings Beat and Guidance Rises – All the Key News for November 21, 2025

Gap Inc. (GAP) Stock Pops as Q3 2025 Earnings Beat and Guidance Rises – All the Key News for November 21, 2025

Gap Inc. reported third-quarter net sales of $3.9 billion, up 3% year over year, beating expectations. Shares rose after the company raised its full-year outlook, citing improved sales at Old Navy, Gap, and Banana Republic. Net income reached $236 million, or $0.62 per share, above analyst estimates. Athleta sales fell 11% as the brand continues to struggle.
21 November 2025
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Gap Inc. (GAP) Q3 2025 Earnings: Sales Rise 3% as Retailer Raises Outlook Ahead of Holiday Season

Gap Inc. (GAP) Q3 2025 Earnings: Sales Rise 3% as Retailer Raises Outlook Ahead of Holiday Season

Gap Inc. reported third-quarter net sales of $3.94 billion, up 3% from last year, with comparable sales rising 5%. Earnings per share fell to $0.62 from $0.72 as tariffs and Athleta’s 11% sales drop pressured profit. The company raised its full-year outlook and kept its quarterly dividend at $0.165 per share. Operating margin reached 8.5%.
20 November 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Dollar Strengthens Amid Iran War and Hawkish Central Bank Signals
    March 20, 2026, 5:48 PM EDT. The dollar index rose 0.42% on Friday driven by stock market weakness and heightened demand as a safe haven amid the ongoing war in Iran. Higher U.S. Treasury note yields boosted interest rate differentials supporting the greenback. Fed Chair Powell's recent remarks signaled no rate cuts without inflation progress, influencing market expectations for the April FOMC meeting. The euro fell 0.31%, pressured by a stronger dollar, a steep drop in German producer prices, and rising oil costs impacting the Eurozone. ECB officials hinted at possible rate hikes. The yen dropped over 1% amid dollar gains and rising yields, worsened by surging oil prices affecting Japan's energy imports. Precious metals including gold and silver declined on a stronger dollar and higher global bond yields, with hawkish central bank stances stemming from energy cost surges linked to the Iran conflict.
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