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Aurora Cannabis Inc. shares fall 4.57% premarket amid broader market concerns over U.S. economic weakness and trade tensions.
ByAinvest
Wednesday, Aug 6, 2025 8:10 am ET1min read
Aurora Cannabis Inc. fell 4.57% in premarket trading. The decline in stock price may be attributed to the overall market sentiment, as stock futures were rising on the eve of another tariff deadline, with investors juggling strong earnings with more signs of U.S. economic weakness. Additionally, shares closed in the red Tuesday after the ISM purchasing managers' index for services unexpectedly fell and Trump said he would soon unveil tariff rates for semiconductors and pharmaceuticals.
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