Thomson Reuters Trading Volume Plummets 44.79% to 480th Position Despite Nasdaq-100 Inclusion and Strategic Moves

On July 22, 2025, Thomson Reuters (TRI) experienced a significant drop in trading volume, with a total of 2.26 billion shares traded, marking a 44.79% decrease from the previous day. This decline placed Thomson Reuters at the 480th position in terms of trading volume for the day. The stock price of Thomson Reuters also saw a modest decline, falling by 0.40% over the past two days, resulting in a cumulative decrease of 3.19%.

Thomson Reuters recently joined the Nasdaq-100 Index, replacing ANSYS, which was acquired by Synopsys. This inclusion has been a significant development for the company, as it is expected to enhance its visibility and attractiveness to investors. The Nasdaq-100 Index is known for its high-performance stocks, and Thomson Reuters' addition to this index is a testament to its strong financial performance and growth potential.

Thomson Reuters has also been making strategic moves to strengthen its position in the market. The company recently acquired the Australian subsidiary TimeBase from FiscalNote for $6.5 million. This acquisition is part of Thomson Reuters' broader strategy to expand its offerings in the legal and regulatory compliance sectors. The company has also been leveraging artificial intelligence to drive revenue growth, with recent reports indicating that AI has been a significant contributor to its financial performance.

In addition to its strategic acquisitions and AI-driven growth, Thomson Reuters has been actively engaging with its shareholders. The company recently held its annual shareholder meeting, where all 14 director nominees were successfully elected to the board. This strong support from shareholders reflects the confidence in the company's leadership and strategic direction. Thomson Reuters is also scheduled to release its second-quarter earnings results on August 6, 2025, which is expected to provide further insights into the company's financial performance and growth prospects.