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NYSE:NKE 7 January 2026 - 24 February 2026

Nike stock slides after-hours as tariff whiplash keeps pressure on NKE

Nike stock slides after-hours as tariff whiplash keeps pressure on NKE

Nike shares fell 3.5% to $63.09 in after-hours trading Monday after President Trump announced a new global tariff plan, reviving trade policy uncertainty. Investors await details on tariff timing and scope, as well as Nike’s next earnings, expected around March 19. Jefferies said Nike could benefit if new tariffs are lower than previous rates. Nike has warned tariff changes could add $1 billion in costs.
24 February 2026
Nike stock slips after tariff court shock — what to watch before Monday for NKE

Nike stock slips after tariff court shock — what to watch before Monday for NKE

Nike shares closed Friday down 0.32% at $65.40 after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Trump’s emergency tariff program. Trump responded by announcing a temporary 15% global import tariff. Investors await details on possible $175 billion in tariff refunds and Nike’s March 19 earnings report. Lululemon and Under Armour rose Friday, while Nike lagged despite a higher S&P 500 and Dow.
21 February 2026
Dow Jones at 49,500 after softer CPI — what to watch before Wall Street’s next session

Dow Jones at 49,500 after softer CPI — what to watch before Wall Street’s next session

The Dow closed up 48.95 points at 49,500.93 Friday but posted a 1.2% weekly drop, its biggest since November. January’s core CPI rose 0.3%, the smallest annual gain in nearly five years, sending the 10-year Treasury yield down to 4.05%. Traders now see a 52.3% chance of a Fed rate cut in June. The NYSE will be closed Monday for Washington’s Birthday.
Nike stock price rises 3% as Converse shake-up and dividend sharpen focus on NKE

Nike stock price rises 3% as Converse shake-up and dividend sharpen focus on NKE

Nike shares closed up 3.2% at $63.07 Friday, then slipped 2 cents after hours. Reuters reported Converse, owned by Nike, is cutting corporate roles and shifting others as part of a restructuring. Nike’s board declared a $0.41 quarterly dividend, payable April 1. Chief legal officer Robert Leinwand sold 9,065 shares on Feb. 12 under a 10b5-1 plan, according to an SEC filing.
14 February 2026
Dow Jones today: Warsh Fed pick and hot inflation data hang over Monday’s open

Dow Jones today: Warsh Fed pick and hot inflation data hang over Monday’s open

The Dow fell 179.09 points, or 0.4%, to 48,892.47 Friday after Trump named Kevin Warsh as his pick for Fed chair and producer inflation came in hotter than expected. Thom Tillis said he would block Warsh’s confirmation until a Justice Department probe into Powell ends. The S&P 500 dropped 0.43%, Nasdaq lost 0.94%. The January U.S. jobs report is due next Friday.
Palo Alto Networks stock climbs after the bell as Fed decision nears — what traders watch next

Palo Alto Networks stock climbs after the bell as Fed decision nears — what traders watch next

Palo Alto Networks shares rose 2.2% to $184.19 in late Monday trading, with about 5.3 million shares changing hands. CrowdStrike, Fortinet, and Zscaler also advanced ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision Wednesday. Nike said it is investigating a possible data breach after a ransomware group claimed to have leaked company data. Investors are watching for big-tech earnings and Fed policy signals this week.
Nike stock pops 2% on China-Europe leadership shuffle — what investors watch next for NKE

Nike stock pops 2% on China-Europe leadership shuffle — what investors watch next for NKE

Nike shares rose about 2% to $64.92 Wednesday afternoon after the company announced new regional leadership for Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Greater China. César Garcia will take over EMEA on Feb. 2, replacing Carl Grebert, while Cathy Sparks will lead Greater China after Angela Dong departs March 31. The stock remains 23% below its 52-week high. Nike’s next earnings report is scheduled for March.
21 January 2026
Dow Jones rebounds as Trump rules out force on Greenland; tariffs still hang over Wall Street

Dow Jones rebounds as Trump rules out force on Greenland; tariffs still hang over Wall Street

The Dow Jones rose about 0.6% Wednesday, recovering nearly 297 points after President Trump ruled out using force to acquire Greenland. Tuesday saw the index plunge 870 points following new U.S. tariffs on European goods. Merck and UnitedHealth led early gains, while IBM and 3M dragged on the previous session. Investors await jobless claims data Thursday and the Fed meeting next week.
Dow Jones rebounds after Tuesday’s 870-point hit as Trump cools Greenland talk

Dow Jones rebounds after Tuesday’s 870-point hit as Trump cools Greenland talk

The Dow Jones rose 203 points to 48,692.15 early Wednesday, rebounding after Tuesday’s 870-point drop triggered by Trump’s tariff threats on eight European countries. Healthcare stocks led gains, with Merck and UnitedHealth adding about 40 points. The Supreme Court began hearing arguments on Trump’s bid to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook. A Reuters poll showed economists expect the Fed to hold rates steady this quarter.
Nike stock dips even after Jefferies’ “buy aggressively” call — what NKE investors are watching next

Nike stock dips even after Jefferies’ “buy aggressively” call — what NKE investors are watching next

Nike shares fell 0.6% to $65.52 Monday afternoon, underperforming the broader market despite Jefferies reaffirming its buy rating and $110 price target ahead of the ICR conference. Nike’s latest quarter showed revenue up 1% to $12.4 billion, but net income dropped 32% and gross margin fell to 40.6% due to higher tariffs. Wholesale revenue rose, while direct and Converse sales declined.
12 January 2026
Lululemon stock sinks nearly 5% as Supreme Court tariff ruling slips, keeping retailers on edge

Lululemon stock sinks nearly 5% as Supreme Court tariff ruling slips, keeping retailers on edge

lululemon athletica shares fell 4.9% to $201.88 Friday after the U.S. Supreme Court delayed a key tariffs ruling. The company warned higher tariffs and loss of the “de minimis” exemption could cut 2025 gross profit by $240 million. Investors also weighed an upcoming CEO transition and a proxy fight from founder Chip Wilson. The court could rule next week.
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