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Constellation Brands (STZ) stock cools in premarket after Tuesday pop — what matters now

Constellation Brands (STZ) stock cools in premarket after Tuesday pop — what matters now

Constellation Brands shares fell 0.5% to $162.87 in premarket trading Wednesday after a 4.47% jump Tuesday, bucking a broader market selloff. The company faces pressure from weaker beer demand among Hispanic consumers, higher aluminum packaging costs, and a 3% drop in quarterly beer depletions. A $1.02 per share dividend will be paid Feb. 12 to holders of record Jan. 29.
Constellation Brands stock dips in premarket after earnings beat — what investors watch on the call

Constellation Brands stock dips in premarket after earnings beat — what investors watch on the call

Constellation Brands shares fell 2.2% premarket to $140.49 after the company cut its full-year earnings outlook despite beating profit estimates. Net sales dropped 10% to $2.22 billion for the quarter ended Nov. 30. Beer shipments fell 2.2%, with Modelo Especial depletions down 4% and Corona Extra down nearly 9%. The board declared a $1.02 quarterly dividend, payable Feb. 12.
Constellation Brands Stock (STZ) News Today: Why Shares Are Rebounding, What Wall Street Forecasts Next, and the Key Catalysts Into 2026 (Dec. 23, 2025)

Constellation Brands Stock (STZ) News Today: Why Shares Are Rebounding, What Wall Street Forecasts Next, and the Key Catalysts Into 2026 (Dec. 23, 2025)

Constellation Brands shares climbed to $141.74 on Dec. 23, 2025, rebounding about 5% from last week’s lows amid heavy trading. Coho Partners Ltd. disclosed a reduced stake, while Jefferies downgraded the stock on Dec. 17, citing persistent demand weakness, especially among Hispanic consumers. The company recently cut its full-year sales and earnings forecasts.
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Stock Market Today: Wall Street Rally Stalls, Tech Slumps as Gold Hits $4,000

The S&P 500 fell 0.4%, Nasdaq lost 0.7%, and Dow slipped 0.2% Tuesday, ending a seven-day rally after record highs. Tech stocks led declines, with Oracle down about 5–6% and Tesla off 3%. Gold futures surged past $4,000 per ounce for the first time. The U.S. government shutdown entered a second week, delaying key economic data.
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