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NYSE:PGR News 15 October 2025 - 14 January 2026

Progressive stock steadies premarket after 5% slide as Mizuho trims target again

Progressive stock steadies premarket after 5% slide as Mizuho trims target again

Progressive shares rose 0.2% to $205.44 in premarket trading Wednesday after a 5.3% drop Tuesday. Mizuho and Wells Fargo both trimmed their price targets to $240 but kept neutral ratings. SIAA announced a partnership to distribute Progressive’s auto products through its agency network. CEO Susan Patricia Griffith acquired 2,918 restricted stock units via dividend equivalents, according to a regulatory filing.
14 January 2026
Progressive stock ticks higher today after SEC filing flags 87,755-share gift; what investors watch next

Progressive stock ticks higher today after SEC filing flags 87,755-share gift; what investors watch next

Progressive shares rose 0.7% to $230 Tuesday after a regulatory filing showed director Charles A. Davis donated 87,755 shares to a charitable foundation. The stock traded between $227.53 and $230.03 on volume of about 1 million shares. U.S. insurance stocks edged higher in thin year-end trading. Davis retained 250,222 shares after the transaction.
30 December 2025
Financial Services Stocks Outlook (Dec. 25, 2025): Bank Stocks, Insurance Shares and Fintech Enter 2026 With Rates, Regulation and Digital Payments in Focus

Financial Services Stocks Outlook (Dec. 25, 2025): Bank Stocks, Insurance Shares and Fintech Enter 2026 With Rates, Regulation and Digital Payments in Focus

The Dow and S&P 500 closed at record highs in the final U.S. session before Christmas, with financial stocks among the top performers. Central banks cut rates 32 times in 2025, fueling momentum for financials into 2026. Trading volumes were thin ahead of the holiday, and U.S. markets are closed Thursday for Christmas Day.
Progressive (PGR) Stock After Hours: Analyst Downgrade, Price-Target Moves, and What to Watch Before Friday’s Open (Dec. 19, 2025)

Progressive (PGR) Stock After Hours: Analyst Downgrade, Price-Target Moves, and What to Watch Before Friday’s Open (Dec. 19, 2025)

Progressive (NYSE: PGR) ended Thursday, December 18, 2025, lower—then stayed mostly quiet after the closing bell as investors digested a fresh analyst downgrade and mixed price-target changes that landed throughout the day. PGR stock price after the bell on Dec. 18 Progressive shares closed at $224.86, down 1.06%, marking a third straight session of declines even as the broader market rose (S&P 500 +0.79%, Dow +0.14%). MarketWatch In extended trading, quotes indicated only a small move: MarketBeat showed $224.59 (-0.12%) as of 6:25 p.m. Eastern, and MarketWatch showed $224.61 (-0.11%) at 5:53 p.m. Eastern (delayed quote). MarketBeat+1 Why it matters:
19 December 2025
Progressive (PGR) Stock News Today (Dec. 18, 2025): William Blair Downgrade, New Price Targets, and What November Results & the $13.50 Dividend Signal

Progressive (PGR) Stock News Today (Dec. 18, 2025): William Blair Downgrade, New Price Targets, and What November Results & the $13.50 Dividend Signal

Progressive shares hovered in the mid-$220s on Dec. 18, 2025, after William Blair downgraded the stock to “Market Perform,” citing deteriorating auto-insurance sector fundamentals. BMO and KBW also adjusted price targets, while investors weighed strong November premium growth against concerns over tougher underwriting conditions.
18 December 2025
Progressive Stock (PGR): What to Know Before the U.S. Market Opens on Dec. 15, 2025

Progressive Stock (PGR): What to Know Before the U.S. Market Opens on Dec. 15, 2025

Progressive shares closed Friday at $234.85, up 1.91%, ahead of Monday’s session featuring a newly declared $13.50 annual dividend and potential $1 billion in Florida “excess profit” credits. Volume was light at 3 million shares, below the 50-day average. The stock remains nearly 20% below its March high. Investors await mid-December earnings and key U.S. economic data.
15 December 2025
Progressive CIO Steven Broz Sells $307K in PGR Stock as Insiders Offload $24 Million: What It Means for Investors

Progressive CIO Steven Broz Sells $307K in PGR Stock as Insiders Offload $24 Million: What It Means for Investors

Progressive Corporation’s Chief Information Officer Steven Broz has sold $307,000 in PGR stock under a 10b5‑1 trading plan, extending a year-long insider selling trend totaling about US$24 million. Here’s what the latest Form 4 filing and Progressive’s fundamentals mean for investors watching PGR. The latest trade: 1,345 shares sold for $307,050 According to the most recent SEC Form 4 filing, Steven Broz, Chief Information Officer of Progressive Corp, sold 1,345 common shares on November 21, 2025, at an average price of $228.29 per share. The transaction value comes to approximately $307,050. Investing.com After this disposal, Broz’s direct ownership stands at
25 November 2025
Progressive (PGR) Stock Tanks After Q3 Miss – Buy-the-Dip or Further Pain?

Progressive (PGR) Stock Tanks After Q3 Miss – Buy-the-Dip or Further Pain?

With these headwinds, short-term outlook is murky. Some market watchers advise caution: TS2.tech reports that “drums of worry are banging louder each day,” urging investors to hedge (e.g. gold or diversified bets) amid fading liquidity and trade risksts2.tech. Q3 Earnings – In Line on Revenues, Miss on EPS Progressive’s official earnings release shows Q3 net premiums written climbed ~10% year-over-year to $21.38B, and net income of $2.615B (EPS $4.45), up 12%globenewswire.com. On the surface, premium growth and policy count are healthy: agency auto and direct auto policies are each up ~15% from last year. However, EPS lagged estimates (Street view

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ASML stock price jumps as AI spending race returns; jobs data and dividend dates ahead

ASML stock price jumps as AI spending race returns; jobs data and dividend dates ahead

8 February 2026
ASML’s U.S.-listed shares jumped 4.6% to $1,413 on Friday, tracking a 5.7% rally in chip stocks after Amazon and Alphabet signaled higher AI infrastructure spending. Peers Applied Materials, Lam Research, and KLA each gained over 6%. ASML’s interim dividend goes ex-dividend Feb. 9 in Amsterdam and Feb. 10 in New York, with payment set for Feb. 18. U.S. jobs and inflation data are due next week.
Ashtead Group share price ends week higher as U.S. listing clock ticks — what to watch next

Ashtead Group share price ends week higher as U.S. listing clock ticks — what to watch next

8 February 2026
Ashtead Group shares closed up 1.1% at 4,936 pence Friday after the company confirmed a new round of share buybacks. The firm expects its U.S. listing to become effective Feb. 26, with a UK share swap on Feb. 27 and new shares trading March 2. FTSE Russell plans to remove Ashtead from its UK indexes from March 2. Index funds are preparing for the change as the company shifts its primary listing to New York.
Beazley share price sits below Zurich’s £8bn offer — what to watch before London reopens

Beazley share price sits below Zurich’s £8bn offer — what to watch before London reopens

8 February 2026
Beazley shares closed flat at 1,236 pence Friday as Zurich faces a Feb. 16 deadline to make a firm takeover offer or withdraw. Zurich and Beazley have agreed in principle on key terms valuing Beazley at up to 1,335 pence per share. Recent filings show Vanguard and FMR LLC among top shareholders. The shares remain below the possible offer price as due diligence continues.
Tesco share price: what to watch after Friday’s close as rate and wage bets shift

Tesco share price: what to watch after Friday’s close as rate and wage bets shift

8 February 2026
Tesco shares closed at 452.10 pence on Friday, up 0.62%, as UK markets ended the week higher. Investors weighed Bank of England signals on interest rates and rising supermarket wage costs, with Lidl and rivals announcing pay increases ahead of April’s minimum wage hike. Morrisons is considering raising up to £1 billion against its store portfolio, according to Sky News. Tesco continues its share buyback program after a January profit forecast upgrade.
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