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NYSE:NKE News 7 January 2026 - 1 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

NEW YORK, January 26, 2026, 16:19 EST — After-hours Palo Alto Networks (PANW) climbed roughly 2.2% to $184.19 in late Monday trading, following a broader uptick in cybersecurity stocks. The stock fluctuated between $179.88 and $185.59, with about 5.3 million shares traded. The rise in U.S. stocks came ahead of this week’s Federal Reserve decision and a slew of big-tech earnings reports. “Communications and technology sectors are performing strongly today,” said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer at Northlight Asset Management, “as investors anticipate earnings from many major companies.” (MarketScreener) Cyber risk stayed in the headlines. Nike announced it is looking
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

New York, January 21, 2026, 15:09 EST — Regular session Nike Inc shares climbed roughly 2% to $64.92 in Wednesday afternoon trading, buoyed by a broader market bounce and ongoing investor attention to a regional leadership reshuffle announced the day before. (Reuters) Timing is crucial for Nike as it works to regain traction abroad. Demand in China remains patchy, and doubts persist about execution in major markets. Investors view leadership and accountability as central to the narrative, not just an afterthought. Nike announced Tuesday new leadership appointments for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, plus Greater China, along with other
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

New York, Jan 21, 2026, 13:40 EST — Regular session The Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI) rose around 0.6% on Wednesday, clawing back some losses from the previous day after President Donald Trump dismissed any intention to use force in his attempt to acquire Greenland. By early afternoon, the blue-chip index had gained roughly 297 points, trading near 48,786. (Investing.com) The bounce is crucial as the market weighs if this week’s tariff threats will become actual policy or just fade as negotiating noise. On Tuesday, the Dow dropped 870.74 points, or 1.8%, with the S&P 500 down 2.1% and the
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

New York, January 21, 2026, 10:21 EST — Regular session The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose in early trade on Wednesday, clawing back some ground a day after a sharp selloff, after President Donald Trump said he would not use force to acquire Greenland. At 9:38 a.m. ET, the Dow was up 203.56 points, or 0.42%, at 48,692.15. “That’s a sigh of relief,” said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B Riley Wealth. (Reuters) The move matters because Tuesday’s drop jarred investors who had come into the week leaning long, with trade policy suddenly back in the driver’s seat. The
Nike stock dips despite NikeSKIMS shoe reveal with Kim Kardashian — what investors watch next

Nike stock dips despite NikeSKIMS shoe reveal with Kim Kardashian — what investors watch next

New York, Jan 14, 2026, 21:24 ET — Market closed Nike shares closed down 1.1% on Wednesday, even as the company rolled out details for its first NikeSKIMS shoe, due to hit North America on Jan. 26. “The Rift isn’t just a shoe — it’s a 90s icon,” Kim Kardashian said. (About Nike) The timing matters because Nike is leaning harder on new product and partnerships to shake off a choppy turnaround story. Investors have been looking for signs that demand is stabilizing without deeper discounting, and that the brand still has pull with consumers paying full price. NikeSKIMS is
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

New York, Jan 12, 2026, 14:43 EST — Regular session Nike shares dropped 0.6% to $65.52 in Monday afternoon trading, despite Jefferies reaffirming its buy rating and naming the sportswear giant its top large-cap pick for 2026. Analyst Randal Konik said he “would buy shares aggressively” ahead of this week’s ICR consumer conference and maintained a $110 price target. (Barron’s) The call arrives just as investors and analysts gather at the ICR Conference in Orlando, a key January event focused on consumer and retail forecasts. Spanning three days, the conference frequently shapes which stocks fund managers favor—and which they avoid—heading
Nike stock rises after RTFKT sale, but Needham downgrade warns turnaround could drag

Nike stock rises after RTFKT sale, but Needham downgrade warns turnaround could drag

NEW YORK, Jan 9, 2026, 19:35 (EST) — After-hours Nike shares rose 1% on Friday to close at $65.92, as investors looked past a fresh analyst downgrade and a round of headlines around the company’s cleanup effort. The stock was little changed in extended trade. Needham downgraded Nike to “hold” from “buy” on Thursday, saying the turnaround is moving more slowly than expected. The firm flagged “sell-in” — shipments into retailers — and said heavier product flows into North American wholesale could bring “near-term challenges” if “brand heat” does not keep up; it also warned that China and Converse look
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

New York, January 9, 2026, 13:57 EST — Regular session lululemon athletica inc shares dropped 4.9% to $201.88 on Friday and sank to a session low of $201.40 in afternoon trade, after the U.S. Supreme Court said it would not issue an expected ruling on the legality of President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs. (Reuters) The delay is important because the case has turned into a live macro trade for import-heavy companies, with investors scanning for any hint of relief from duties that have squeezed margins. Any rollback could also set off a round of refunds to importers, and BNY Markets’
Nike stock jumps 3% even as Needham downgrades; RTFKT sale keeps turnaround in focus

Nike stock jumps 3% even as Needham downgrades; RTFKT sale keeps turnaround in focus

New York, Jan 8, 2026, 20:46 (EST) — Market closed Needham lowered its rating on Nike on Thursday, but the shoe giant’s shares still rose 3.2%, closing at $65.26 after hitting $65.73 earlier in the day. GuruFocus The call comes as investors grapple with whether Nike’s reset under CEO Elliott Hill can spark demand without further squeezing margins. This follows the company’s recent caution over ongoing challenges in China and pressure on profits in its latest earnings. Hill told analysts last month the company was still “in the middle innings” of its recovery. Reuters Needham analysts Tom Nikic and Matthew
Nike stock drops after-hours after sale of NFT unit RTFKT, RBC trims target

Nike stock drops after-hours after sale of NFT unit RTFKT, RBC trims target

New York, Jan 7, 2026, 7:43 PM EST — After-hours Nike (NKE) shares fell on Wednesday after the company sold RTFKT, its digital products subsidiary, retreating further from blockchain-based collectibles known as NFTs, or non-fungible tokens. A Nike spokesperson said RTFKT “transitioned to a new owner on December 17,” and Nike declined to disclose terms or the buyer. Bloomberg Law The move lands as investors look for signs Nike’s turnaround is narrowing back to its core footwear and apparel engine, after a stretch of experiments that did not move the needle for the stock. RTFKT was a symbol of the
Nike stock slides after RTFKT NFT unit sale report as RBC trims price target

Nike stock slides after RTFKT NFT unit sale report as RBC trims price target

New York, January 7, 2026, 14:56 EST — Regular session Nike shares fell 2.5% on Wednesday, down $1.65 at $63.70 in afternoon trading after earlier touching $65.58. The drop lands as investors keep testing how quickly CEO Elliott Hill can steady demand and margins. This week’s headlines – a reported sale of a digital unit and another trim to Street targets – pushed that debate back to the top of the tape. Nike has sold its digital products subsidiary RTFKT, about a year after shutting the business, Bloomberg reported, citing a Nike spokesperson. “RTFKT transitioned to a new owner on
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Carvana stock jumps 5% to $403.67 — here’s what CVNA traders are watching next

Carvana stock jumps 5% to $403.67 — here’s what CVNA traders are watching next

7 February 2026
Carvana shares rose 5.21% Friday to $403.67, rebounding after recent volatility sparked by a short-seller report from Gotham City Research. The company denied allegations of overstated earnings and undisclosed ties to DriveTime. Carvana will report Q4 and full-year 2025 results after markets close on Feb. 18. The January U.S. CPI report is scheduled for Feb. 13.
Confluent stock hugs IBM’s $31 bid — here’s what investors watch next week

Confluent stock hugs IBM’s $31 bid — here’s what investors watch next week

7 February 2026
Confluent shares closed at $30.57 Friday, 43 cents below IBM’s $31-per-share cash offer, ahead of key events next week. The company will report earnings Feb. 11 without a call or outlook, and shareholders vote on the merger Feb. 12. Confluent disclosed 17 demand letters and two lawsuits over proxy disclosures but denies wrongdoing. The IBM deal values Confluent at $11 billion.
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