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November 27, 2025 global markets saw mixed performance as European shares steadied and Asian indices advanced, with the STOXX 600 flat and Japan’s Nikkei 225 rising 1.2%. Trading was muted due to the U.S. Thanksgiving closure, while investors focused on policy expectations, including a potential Fed rate cut in December and Japan’s fiscal measures.

SoftBank shares rebound November 2025 highlights a sharp recovery as the stock surged 5.7% after steep losses, driven by a Nikkei rally and hopes for a U.S. Fed rate cut. The article examines the factors behind the rebound, recent volatility, and key catalysts such as AI investments and upcoming macroeconomic decisions.

Dick's Sporting Goods raises 2025 guidance after reporting strong Q3 results, increasing its comparable sales growth outlook to 3.5%–4.0% and adjusted EPS to $14.25–$14.55. The update reflects resilient demand and broad-based momentum, though shares fell as investors weighed execution risks.

J.M. Smucker Q2 FY2026 earnings highlight a 3% rise in net sales to $2.33B, driven by pricing rather than volume, with GAAP EPS up but adjusted EPS down 24% due to margin and mix pressures. The company narrowed its FY2026 guidance, emphasizing the importance of meeting tighter targets amid ongoing volume softness in key segments.

Kohl's raises FY2025 outlook November 2025 after a stronger-than-expected Q3, narrowing its adjusted EPS guidance to $1.25–$1.45 and improving margin forecasts despite declining sales. The announcement, paired with a new CEO appointment, led to a 26% stock surge as investors focused on margin execution and turnaround initiatives.

Abercrombie & Fitch Q3 2025 earnings highlight 7% sales growth to $1.29 billion, a 12% operating margin, and EPS of $2.36. Management raised and narrowed full-year guidance, signaling confidence with a 6%–7% sales growth outlook and robust share repurchases. Brand performance was mixed, with Hollister up and Abercrombie down.