Deere & Company (DE) closed Tuesday, September 9, 2026, at $680.64 per share, a decline of 1.88% over the prior 24 hours. The session pullback trimmed some of the stock's recent momentum but left the equipment maker's shares in broadly positive territory over longer timeframes.
Over the past seven days, DE has gained 0.68%, and over the past 30 days the stock has advanced 9.64%, reflecting a period of sustained buying interest in the name. The company's market capitalization stood at $186.99 billion as of the close.
The single-session decline places DE in line with broader market fluctuations that can accompany short-term profit-taking after an extended run higher. The 30-day gain of 9.64% remains the dominant trend in the data, underscoring that Tuesday's dip represents a modest retracement rather than a reversal of recent performance.
Deere & Company is one of the largest industrial manufacturers by market value, and its share price movements are closely watched as a barometer for sentiment in the agricultural and construction equipment sectors.
