NYSE:KO 10 January 2026 - 24 January 2026

Shares of The Coca-Cola Company slipped roughly 0.4% to near $71.50 on Wednesday, underperforming a slight uptick in U.S. equities.

Coca-Cola shares are holding steady with U.S. cash markets shut Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, while tariff concerns dragged global stocks down. George Lagarias, chief economist at Forvis Mazars, noted, “It’s highly likely that the White House will use the threat of tariffs consistently, even when deals have previously been agreed.”

Coca-Cola shares edged down 0.06% on Friday, closing at $70.44. The stock saw little movement in an otherwise quiet session, with investors turning their focus to the upcoming holiday-shortened week and the company’s next earnings report.

Coca-Cola shares closed Friday almost flat, dipping just 0.06% to $70.44. After slipping 1.34% on Thursday, the stock heads into the weekend poised for a fresh test when U.S. markets reopen next week.

The Coca-Cola Company’s shares closed Friday nearly unchanged, then dipped a bit in after-hours trading following a steeper drop the previous day. The stock finished at $70.44 and was last seen trading around $70.38 post-close.

Coca-Cola shares finished Tuesday about 1% higher at $71.24 after the company announced Feb. 10 as the date for its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 earnings release, setting a clear marker for the next major catalyst. The results will be published before the New York Stock Exchange opens, followed by an investor call at 8:30 a.m. ET. The company also highlighted a Feb. 17 presentation at the CAGNY conference, where CEO-elect Henrique Braun and CFO John Murphy will speak.

Coca-Cola shares held steady in after-hours trading Monday, hovering near $70 as investors awaited U.S. inflation data that might shake up bond yields and the dollar.

Coca-Cola shares rose roughly 0.3% to $70.51 in after-hours trading on Friday, following a 1.4% gain to $70.31 during the regular session. The stock fluctuated between $69.12 and $70.42 throughout the day.