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In the closing of the recent trading day, Pfizer (PFE) stood at $24.70, denoting a +0.65% change from the preceding trading day.
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Stocks of PFE, MRK, ABBV, LLY and others declined on Tuesday due to uncertainty surrounding Trump's proposed tariffs on pharma imports.
Institutional Shareholder Services is recommending Pfizer's investors to reject a management proposal on annual compensation for CEO Albert Bourla and other executives, the proxy adviser said on Wednesday.
The latest decision makes Pfizer's Abrysvo the first RSV vaccine approved for use in non-pregnant adults under 50 years of age in the EU.
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When Wall Street analysts decide to come out of their caves and boost a certain stock, retail investors should pay attention to the motives behind the decision as it can signal a shift in sentiment toward an entire sector.
When Wall Street analysts decide to come out of their caves and boost a certain stock, retail investors should pay attention to the motives behind the decision as it can signal a shift in sentiment toward an entire sector.
Many investor eyes were on the pharmaceutical industry on Tuesday, and not necessarily for the right reasons. The Trump administration's promised tariffs were set to go into effect the following day, and the sector has been mentioned as a key area of focus for these.
Leerink Partners analyst David Resinger warned his clients on Sunday that the tariff risks to the industry are 'underappreciated.'