P&G stock slips as earnings near; what PG investors watch on Thursday

Procter & Gamble shares fell 0.7% on Wednesday as investors positioned ahead of the consumer-products maker’s quarterly results due Thursday. The stock was down $1.06 at $145.94 in late-morning trade, after swinging between $145.43 and $147.38.

P&G stock rises as Wall Street slides on tariff fears; earnings next on deck

P&G stock rises as Wall Street slides on tariff fears; earnings next on deck

Procter & Gamble shares climbed 1.4%, hitting $146.49 in afternoon trading, brushing off a broad selloff that dragged major U.S. indexes down over 1%. The drop came after President Donald Trump warned of new tariff threats. He announced a 10% tariff starting Feb. 1 on imports from eight European countries, set to jump to 25% by June 1 unless the U.S. strikes a deal to buy Greenland.
Dow Jones futures drop on Trump tariff threat as Wall Street sets up for Netflix, PCE week

Dow Jones futures drop on Trump tariff threat as Wall Street sets up for Netflix, PCE week

Dow Jones futures slipped roughly 0.7% Monday following President Donald Trump's threat to impose an additional 10% tariff on imports from eight European nations tied to Greenland. Stephen Innes from SPI Asset Management commented, “This is not a short-term liquidation story. It is a slow rebalancing story, and those are far more consequential.”
Why P&G stock is down today as Procter & Gamble flags a $100 Potemkin mini-tender offer

Why P&G stock is down today as Procter & Gamble flags a $100 Potemkin mini-tender offer

Procter & Gamble shares dropped about 1.1% to $144.77 in late morning trade Thursday after the consumer goods giant urged investors to spurn an unsolicited “mini-tender” offer from Potemkin Limited. Potemkin proposed buying up to 50,000 shares at $100 each — roughly 31% below the $145.52 closing price on Dec. 18. P&G said shareholders who have already tendered their shares have 14 days to withdraw under the offer’s terms. The bid is set to expire on Oct. 13, 2026, at 5 p.m. New York time, the company added.
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P&G stock in focus after Crest toothpaste label change — what to watch before Jan. 22 earnings

P&G stock in focus after Crest toothpaste label change — what to watch before Jan. 22 earnings

Procter & Gamble is changing the packaging and marketing for its Kid’s Crest toothpaste after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said label artwork encouraged unsafe fluoride use by children. Paxton said the rollout began on Jan. 1 and the company must keep the changes in place for five years. P&G said it was “fully committed to delivering safe, reliable products” and would ensure the artwork reflects recommended dosing levels for children, while Colgate-Palmolive reached a similar agreement in September.
P&G stock edges up after Crest kids toothpaste deal; TD Cowen trims target ahead of Jan. 22 earnings

P&G stock edges up after Crest kids toothpaste deal; TD Cowen trims target ahead of Jan. 22 earnings

Procter & Gamble shares were up 0.3% at $141.92 Friday afternoon. The consumer-products company agreed to tweak packaging and marketing for Kid's Crest children's toothpaste after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton pushed it to show the “appropriate amount” for kids. New packaging started rolling out on Jan. 1, and P&G has to stay in compliance for five years, Paxton’s office said.
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