NYSE:NKE News 24 December 2025 - 28 December 2025

NEW YORK, Dec. 28, 2025, 2:05 a.m. ET — Market closed NIKE, Inc. shares are heading into the final week of the year with investors still trying to answer one deceptively simple question: is Nike’s turnaround merely “in progress,” or is it finally starting to stick? With U.S. markets closed for the weekend, Nike stock (NYSE: NKE) is essentially frozen at Friday’s levels—closing around $60.84 and last seen near $60.92 in extended trading—while the narrative keeps moving: improving brand signals vs. stubbornly weak China demand, margin headwinds tied to tariffs and discounting, and a Wall Street consensus that remains broadly

New York — Friday, December 26, 2025 (10:00 a.m. ET). U.S. stocks are open and trading in what’s typically a thin, post‑Christmas market, and NIKE, Inc. (NYSE: NKE) is once again in the spotlight. As of mid‑morning, Nike shares are around $60.73, up about 1.2% on the day, after an attention‑grabbing insider purchase by Apple CEO Tim Cook helped put a floor under the stock earlier this week. The broader tape is relatively calm: Wall Street opened nearly flat Friday, with investors still leaning into the “soft landing + future rate cuts” narrative heading into 2026. Reuters For Nike shareholders,

As of Dec. 25, 2025, U.S. markets are closed for Christmas Day—but NIKE, Inc. (NYSE: NKE) is heading into the holiday with a fresh headline catalyst, new analyst recalibrations, and the same core investor debate: is this a battered blue-chip setting up for a real recovery, or still stuck in the messy middle of a multi-quarter reset? In the last session before the holiday break (the shortened Dec. 24 trading day), Nike shares finished around $60, up roughly 4.7% on the day. The immediate spark: a rare, highly visible insider vote of confidence from one of corporate America’s most watched

Dec. 25, 2025 — U.S. markets are closed for Christmas Day, but NIKE, Inc. (NYSE: NKE) is heading into the holiday with fresh momentum—and the same old debate: is this a battered blue-chip setting up for a comeback, or a brand still stuck in the messy middle of a multi-year reset? On the last trading day before the holiday, Nike stock finished at about $60 after a holiday-shortened session that was supercharged by a headline-grabbing insider purchase from Apple CEO Tim Cook. Reuters Below is what’s driving Nike shares as of 25.12.2025, pulling together the latest news, management outlook, and

Dec. 25, 2025 — A rare open-market buy from one of Nike’s most influential directors is giving investors something they haven’t had much of in 2025: a clear, high-profile vote of confidence. Apple CEO Tim Cook, who has served on Nike’s board since 2005 and has been its lead independent director since 2016, disclosed that he purchased 50,000 shares of Nike Class B stock at an average price of $58.97—a transaction worth about $2.95 million that nearly doubled his holdings. SEC The filing, made public this week, quickly became one of the most talked-about corporate governance and retail-stock stories circulating

NIKE, Inc. (NYSE: NKE) is getting a rare kind of “holiday-season headline” on December 24, 2025: a high-profile insider purchase. In early trading interest, Nike shares drew attention after Apple CEO Tim Cook—Nike’s lead independent director—bought 50,000 shares in an open-market transaction, according to an SEC filing. SEC+1 It’s a meaningful signal not because insider buying magically fixes a business (it doesn’t), but because it lands at a sensitive moment: Nike stock has been under pressure after its Dec. 18 earnings report, weighed down by China weakness, tariff-driven margin compression, and the near-term cost of a multi-quarter turnaround strategy. Reuters+2Reuters+2

Dec. 23, 2025 — Nike, Inc. (NYSE: NKE) finished Tuesday’s regular session modestly higher and added a small gain in after-hours trading, as fresh insider-buying disclosures and new analyst target cuts gave investors more signals to weigh heading into a holiday-shortened U.S. session on Wednesday, Dec. 24. New York Stock Exchange+3MarketScreener+3SEC+3 Where Nike stock stands after the bell (and why it matters) Nike shares closed the regular session at $57.34, up 0.21%, and traded around $57.70 in after-hours action as of 5:58 p.m. ET—a move that’s small in size, but notable given how sensitive the stock has been since last