Prologis Slides 2.81% Amid Slowing E-Commerce Fears as $320M Volume Ranks 402nd on October 10 2025

On October 10, 2025, Prologis (PLD) traded with a volume of $320 million, ranking 402nd in trading activity across the stock market. The real estate investment trust closed the session down 2.81%, reflecting a sharp reversal from recent gains amid shifting investor sentiment toward industrial real estate assets.

Analysts attributed the decline to broader market concerns over slowing e-commerce growth and rising interest rates, which traditionally weigh on logistics property valuations. While Prologis had benefited from strong demand for warehouse space in Q3 2025, recent economic data suggesting a moderation in supply chain activity has prompted profit-taking. The stock’s performance aligns with sector trends, as industrial REITs face renewed scrutiny over long-term occupancy rates and capex requirements.

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