NYSE:KO 17 January 2026 - 2 February 2026

Coca-Cola shares rose $1.42, or 1.9%, to close at $74.81 Friday, with 26.4 million shares traded. Consumer staples led S&P sectors as investors reacted to Fed leadership news and inflation data. Coca-Cola reports earnings Feb. 10 and presents at CAGNY on Feb. 17. Leadership changes take effect March 31, with Sedef Salingan Sahin named Chief Digital Officer.

Coca-Cola shares closed up 2% at $74.81 on Friday, marking a new 52-week high despite losses in major U.S. indexes. Trading volume exceeded recent averages. Investors are watching for Coca-Cola’s Feb. 10 earnings call and its Feb. 17 conference appearance. Consumer staples led sector gains, outpacing discretionary stocks.

Coca-Cola shares closed Friday at $72.88, up 1.41%, near a one-year high, with trading volume above the 50-day average. The stock slipped 0.2% after hours. Investors await the Federal Reserve’s Jan. 28 decision and Coca-Cola’s fourth-quarter results on Feb. 10.

Coca-Cola shares rose 1.9% to $71.75 Tuesday, defying a broad market selloff triggered by new U.S.-Europe tariff threats. Trading volume exceeded recent averages, pushing the stock near its 52-week high. Investors now await U.S. PCE inflation data Jan. 22, the Fed’s policy meeting Jan. 27-28, and Coca-Cola’s earnings on Feb. 10.

Coca-Cola shares rose 1.3% to $71.37 Tuesday afternoon, bucking a broader market selloff triggered by new U.S. tariff threats against Europe. CEO James Quincey said the company is “relatively immune to tariffs” ahead of its Feb. 10 earnings report. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell to one-month lows. EU leaders plan an emergency summit Thursday to discuss possible retaliatory tariffs.