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SAP stock drops 3% in Frankfurt as tariff jitters hit tech; Fresenius tie-up and earnings loom

SAP stock drops 3% in Frankfurt as tariff jitters hit tech; Fresenius tie-up and earnings loom

Frankfurt, Jan 19, 2026, 21:18 CET — The market has closed. SAP shares slipped 3.1% to finish at 195.96 euros on Monday, deepening a slump for Europe’s largest software company as investors offloaded tech stocks amid renewed trade worries. (MarketScreener) The drop matters as the coming week is packed with macro risk, and SAP is about to release key results…
19 January 2026
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SAP stock price slips into the weekend — here’s what to watch before Jan. 29 earnings

SAP stock price slips into the weekend — here’s what to watch before Jan. 29 earnings

Frankfurt, Jan 17, 2026, 21:04 CET — The market has closed. SAP shares ended Friday 1.7% lower, closing at 202.15 euros. The stock dipped to a session low of 199.50 euros earlier, according to market data. (Investing) SAP’s share price now sits close to the low end of its 52-week range, right as a busy earnings and policy season kicks…
17 January 2026
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  • US Natural Gas Prices Surge Amid Historic Arctic Winter Storm
    January 24, 2026, 3:06 AM EST. Natural gas prices climbed sharply, with February Nymex futures up 4.56%, driven by a historic Arctic cold front set to impact 24 US states this weekend. The storm threatens gas production, especially in Texas, a key production hub less equipped for extreme cold. US natural gas production forecasts have been revised down for 2026 by the EIA amid concerns about weather disruptions. Despite record-high production and steady rig counts, inventories remain above average but are being drawn down faster than expected. Exports via LNG terminals continue to increase, adding upward pressure. Electricity output shows mixed signals with recent declines but annual increases, complicating demand projections. Overall, the cold weather and supply risks underpin the recent surge in natural gas prices.
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