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NYSE:NVO News 4 November 2025 - 10 November 2025

Nasdaq Rally Hits Speed Bump as Tech Stocks Wobble – Fed Warning and AI Jitters Shake Markets (Sept 24–25, 2025)

Stocks to Watch Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Nvidia Rebounds; Pfizer Clinches Metsera; Novo Nordisk Rises; Rumble Soars on AI Deal; Tyson Foods Guides Higher

Published: November 10, 2025 Key takeaways Market snapshot: AI leads early rebound U.S. index futures moved higher Monday as Senate action over the weekend boosted hopes for a stopgap funding bill to end the record federal shutdown. Nasdaq 100 futures led gains and AI bellwether Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) traded about 3% higher premarket, pacing a broader chip bounce. Reuters Adding to the tone, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said over the weekend that demand for the company’s next‑gen Blackwell platform remains “very strong,” underscoring continued wafer needs from TSMC. The remarks come as investors look to AI hardware leaders to reassert
Pfizer Stock 2025: 7% Dividend, Obesity Gamble, and Wall Street’s Verdict

Novo Nordisk and Pfizer Stocks Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Pfizer Clinches $10B Metsera Deal as Novo Rises on Exit and India Brand Move

Published: November 10, 2025 Summary: On Monday, Pfizer said it will acquire obesity‑drug developer Metsera in a deal worth up to $10 billion, while Novo Nordisk shares climbed after bowing out of the bidding war. Governance drama around Novo’s board intensified as Norway’s $1.5 trillion sovereign wealth fund said it would abstain from key votes this week. Separately, Novo struck a distribution pact in India to sell a new branded version of its semaglutide weight‑loss shot. Reuters+3Reuters+3Reuters+3 Key takeaways How NVO and PFE are trading today Pfizer seals Metsera deal: what’s in it and why it matters Pfizer’s agreement to
Pfizer (PFE) Clinches $10B Metsera Deal, Beating Novo Nordisk — What the Winning Bid Means for the Obesity-Drug Race (Nov. 8, 2025)

Pfizer (PFE) Clinches $10B Metsera Deal, Beating Novo Nordisk — What the Winning Bid Means for the Obesity-Drug Race (Nov. 8, 2025)

Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) has secured a definitive agreement to acquire weight‑loss biotech Metsera in a transaction valued at up to $10 billion, ending a high‑stakes bidding war with Novo Nordisk and positioning Pfizer squarely back in the fast‑growing obesity market. Metsera accepted Pfizer’s revised offer late Friday; Novo said today it would not raise its competing bid. Reuters Key takeaways What happened today Pfizer’s final, sweetened bid prevailed after a week of public twists that included legal skirmishes and regulatory warnings. Metsera said the legal and regulatory risks tied to Novo’s proposal—flagged by the FTC—were “unacceptably high,” tipping the
Pfizer Stock Surges on Trump Deal & Obesity Drug Drama – Is a Comeback Coming?

Pfizer (PFE) Stock Today — Nov 7, 2025: Metsera Bidding War Intensifies, Dividend Record Date, and What’s Moving the Share Price

Last updated: Nov 7, 2025 (19:23 UTC) Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) shares were trading around $24.28, down roughly 2.3% intraday, as investors weighed new twists in the Metsera takeover fight and marked today’s dividend record date. As of the latest print, the stock’s day range was $24.12–$24.61 on heavy volume. Key takeaways Pfizer stock price today (intraday) What changed today — Nov 7, 2025 1) Metsera bidding war heats up Why it matters: The Metsera outcome could reshape Pfizer’s cardiometabolic/obesity ambitions after earlier setbacks, and investors are repricing PFE daily on any signal of who ultimately wins—and at what cost. Financial
Novo Nordisk (NVO) Stock Tanks as Weight-Loss Empire Faces Boardroom Coup and Fierce Rivalry

Novo Nordisk Stock Today (Nov 7, 2025): NVO Slips as U.S. Wegovy/Ozempic Price Cuts Take Center Stage; Medicare Coverage, FTC Scrutiny and Metsera Bid in Focus

Summary: Novo Nordisk’s U.S.-listed shares (NYSE: NVO) traded lower on Friday after the company and Eli Lilly agreed to cut U.S. prices on GLP‑1 medicines to expand access, including under Medicare. The deal introduces near‑term revenue pressure but could lift volumes over time. Investors are also watching a court decision that favored Novo in its bid for obesity biotech Metsera and closely reading this week’s Q3 update and guidance cut. Investopedia+3Reuters+3Novo Nordisk+3 At a Glance — What’s moving NVO on Nov 7, 2025 Market Action Today (Nov 7) By late morning U.S. time, NVO changed hands near $45.42, down ~2.3%
Novo Nordisk (NVO) Stock Tanks as Weight-Loss Empire Faces Boardroom Coup and Fierce Rivalry

NVO Stock Today (Nov 6, 2025): Novo Nordisk volatile as White House pricing deal reshapes GLP‑1 market—what it means for Wegovy, Ozempic and investors

Published: November 6, 2025 TL;DR: Novo Nordisk’s U.S.‑listed shares (NYSE: NVO) swung after the White House announced a pricing-and-access deal with Novo and Eli Lilly that expands Medicare coverage for anti‑obesity drugs and cuts out‑of‑pocket costs. As of 17:51 UTC (12:51 p.m. ET), NVO traded around $47.30, down ~2.4% on the day (intraday range: $46.91–$49.49; volume ~29.3M). The company confirmed a Medicare Part D pilot beginning in 2026, lower U.S. prices in Medicare/Medicaid and cash channels, and a three‑year tariff exemption—and flagged a low single‑digit drag to 2026 global sales growth. GlobeNewswire What’s moving NVO today White House deal cuts
Billion-Dollar Brawl: Novo Nordisk and Pfizer Clash in High-Stakes Obesity Drug Takeover

Novo Nordisk Stock Today (Nov 6, 2025): NVO steadies as White House GLP‑1 pricing deal lands; $10B Metsera bidding war heats up

Date: Thursday, November 6, 2025Ticker: NVO (NYSE) At a glance: price action and catalysts Novo Nordisk stock traded around $47.36 as of 17:52 UTC, after opening at $47.75 and moving between $46.91–$49.49 on heavy volume. The tape is being driven by two big headlines: (1) a White House pricing agreement that expands access to GLP‑1 drugs across Medicare/Medicaid and a new direct‑to‑consumer channel, and (2) a $10 billion bidding battle with Pfizer for obesity‑drug startup Metsera. What changed today 1) White House pricing deal lowers GLP‑1 costs and expands coverage The administration announced a deal with Novo Nordisk and Eli
Big Pharma’s Billion-Dollar Bet: Inside Eli Lilly’s $5B Virginia Factory and America’s New Drug Manufacturing Boom

Eli Lilly (LLY) Pops as White House Strikes Obesity-Drug Pricing Deal; New 20% Weight‑Loss Data Fuels Momentum — Today, November 6, 2025

Eli Lilly stock today: drivers, numbers, and what to watch for next. Key takeaways (Nov 6, 2025) Eli Lilly stock today: quote & range As of this afternoon, LLY traded near $935.89, up about 1.1%, with today’s range $916.37–$949.90 and a 52‑week range $624.00–$955.43 (values delayed up to 15 minutes). Reuters 1) The White House’s obesity‑drug deal: lower prices, broader access President Donald Trump announced deals with Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk to reduce U.S. costs and expand coverage for in‑demand weight‑loss medicines. The plan includes Medicare coverage for obesity treatment, expected to carry $50 monthly copays for eligible beneficiaries,
6 November 2025
Pfizer (PFE) Stock at a Crossroads: Big Dividend, Weight-Loss Gamble & 2025 Outlook

Pfizer (PFE) today: Court denies bid to block Novo–Metsera deal; Pfizer preps sweeter offer and leans on higher 2025 EPS outlook

Key takeaways What happened today (Nov. 6) 1) Court clears the way for Metsera to pivot to Novo’s richer bid.On Wednesday evening, the Delaware Chancery Court denied Pfizer’s TRO request that sought to keep Metsera bound to its earlier merger agreement with Pfizer. In a same‑day statement, Pfizer argued the decision “does not address the merits” and vowed to pursue its claims in parallel antitrust litigation. BioSpace’s Thursday write‑up and the company’s press release confirm the ruling and Pfizer’s plan to keep fighting. BioSpace+1 2) Pfizer signals a sweeter counter—because the clock is tight.Reporting overnight indicates Pfizer plans to sweeten
Billion-Dollar Brawl: Novo Nordisk and Pfizer Clash in High-Stakes Obesity Drug Takeover

Novo Nordisk’s Weight-Loss Drug Boom Hits a Wall – Wegovy Slowdown Sparks Stock Slump and Forecast Cut

Once Sky-High Valuation Falters Amid Weight-Loss Drug Headwinds Just a year ago, Novo Nordisk – buoyed by the meteoric success of its weight-loss injection Wegovy – briefly eclipsed all other European companies in market value reuters.com. The Danish pharmaceutical giant enjoyed surging sales as Wegovy and its type-2 diabetes sibling Ozempic (both containing the GLP-1 agonist semaglutide) became global sensations, with millions seeking their dramatic weight-loss benefits. However, 2025 has seen a sharp reversal of fortune. A “slew of headwinds has shaken investor confidence” in Novo Nordisk’s once-dominant growth story stockanalysis.com. The company’s share price has plummeted nearly 50% year-to-date
Metsera (MTSR) Stock Soars 20% Amid $10B Bidding War – Pfizer vs Novo Nordisk Face Off

Metsera (MTSR) Stock Soars 20% Amid $10B Bidding War – Pfizer vs Novo Nordisk Face Off

Metsera Stock Overview and Recent Performance Metsera’s stock has been on a meteoric rise in recent weeks, capped by a 20% jump on November 4, 2025 alone reuters.com reuters.com. The share price is now hovering in the low $70s reuters.com, a remarkable increase from just around $30–$33 in mid-September before any takeover talks emerged prnewswire.com. In fact, over the past 52 weeks the stock ranged from a low of about $12.30 to a new high of $73.60 set on November 4 reuters.com – reflecting hundreds of percent in gains for early investors. This latest surge was directly tied to major
Pfizer (PFE) Stock at a Crossroads: Big Dividend, Weight-Loss Gamble & 2025 Outlook

Pfizer Stock’s Wild November Ride: Earnings Beat, Obesity Drug Battle & Bold Forecasts

Detailed Analysis and Outlook Stock Price Trends and Technical Analysis Pfizer’s share price has been trading near multi-year lows, reflecting both recent challenges and cautious investor sentiment. As of Nov 4, 2025, PFE sits around $24.5, roughly the midpoint of its 52-week range ($20.92 – $28.00) marketbeat.com. The stock hit a 12-month low just above $20 in early 2025 amid concern over falling COVID revenues, then rebounded. In late September and early October, Pfizer climbed back to the upper $20s (a ~10% jump) following its government pricing deal announcement marketbeat.com, temporarily trading above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. However,
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