Stock Movers Closing Bell: Keurig Dr. Pepper Slides, Puma Rallies, American Eagle Slips
Aug 25, 2025
Keurig Dr. Pepper's shares dipped after announcing a massive €15.7 billion acquisition aimed at revitalizing its coffee business. Meanwhile, Puma’s stock surged due to potential buyout talks as its owners seek new opportunities following significant market value loss. On the flip side, American Eagle's shares dropped sharply after a downgrade from Bank of America, highlighting tariff pressures affecting profitability. Analysts also weighed in on bond yields, with insights on market trends and investor strategies shaping the current landscape.
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Potash Inclusion Boosts Fertilizer Names
- Fertilizer stocks rose after the USGS draft listed potash among potential 2025 critical minerals.
- Mosaic gained roughly 1.8% as markets priced in policy-driven demand implications.
Puma Rally Spurs Buyout Speculation
- Puma rallied after reports the Pinault family is exploring options, including a possible sale of the company.
- The family's 29% stake via Artémis and outreach to potential buyers spurred a near-20% intraday jump.
Keurig's Big Coffee Buy And Split
- Keurig Dr Pepper agreed to buy JDE Peet's for about €15.7 billion to bolster its coffee business and then split operations.
- Investors punished KDP, driving shares down roughly 11% as the market reacted to the deal and planned separation.