Deere Slides 0.89% to 173rd in U.S. Trading Volume Amid Record Farm Deficit

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Wednesday, Sep 10, 2025 7:52 pm ET1min read
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- Deere (DE) fell 0.89% to $339.25 on Sept. 10, 2025, ranking 173rd in U.S. trading volume amid a record $12.8B farm trade deficit.

- The deficit, driven by 14.3% surge in agricultural imports, signals weaker domestic farm demand, threatening 40% of Deere’s revenue from U.S. machinery sales.

- Analysts warn the deficit could delay rural economic recovery and prolong equipment order weakness, while Deere’s low liquidity contrasts with top 500 stocks’ 21.4% cumulative return (2022-2025).

Deere (DE) closed on Sept. 10, 2025, , , ranking 173rd among U.S. stocks. The decline followed a U.S. , . The widening deficit signals weaker domestic farm demand, potentially impacting Deere’s machinery sales to U.S. farmers, . Analysts noted the report could delay recovery in rural economies, prolonging softness in equipment orders.

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