Cummins Inc (CMI) stock price, news and key stats

Price

Last close as of Sep 16, 2026. Delayed data; not a live quote.

Previous close

$538.02

Open

$541.64

Day range

$519.09 – $543.46

Volume

1.4M

About Cummins Inc

Latest CMI news

• Roundup: Tariff cuts / Frymaster / Diesel breaks $6
  Macro Watch · Sep 15, 2026

  The U.S. and China are reportedly in discussions to implement targeted tariff cuts on American energy and agricultural products, alongside reductions on Chinese manufacturing inputs. This move aims to bolster trade relations between the two nations, which have been strained over the past year. If successful, these tariff reductions could provide much-needed relief to sectors heavily impacted by previous tariffs, potentially leading to lower prices for consumers and increased competitiveness for American exporters. In a related development, the price of diesel fuel has surged past $6 per gallon, a significant milestone that raises concerns about inflation and transportation costs. The rising diesel prices could exacerbate supply chain issues and contribute to higher costs for goods, particularly in the agriculture and manufacturing sectors. As discussions of tariff cuts unfold, the interplay between energy prices and trade policies will be critical in shaping market dynamics and economic recovery efforts. Stakeholders will be closely monitoring these developments, as any agreement could have far-reaching implications for both domestic and global markets.

• Cummins Falls 3.7% as Earlier Earnings Miss and Risk-Off Trading Weigh on Shares
  Risk & Volatility · Sep 14, 2026

  Cummins Inc. shares fell 3.7% following the release of disappointing earnings that missed analysts' expectations, coupled with a broader risk-off sentiment in the market. The company reported a decline in revenue and profit margins, attributed to supply chain disruptions and increased production costs, which have been affecting many manufacturers in the current economic climate. The earnings miss raised concerns among investors about the company's ability to navigate ongoing challenges in the global economy. The decline in Cummins' stock price reflects a cautious outlook among investors, who are increasingly wary of potential economic headwinds. As central banks signal tighter monetary policies to combat inflation, market participants are reassessing their positions, leading to a sell-off in equities perceived as vulnerable. Analysts suggest that Cummins may need to implement strategic adjustments to restore investor confidence, such as enhancing operational efficiencies or exploring new market opportunities. The current trading environment could further pressure the company's shares in the near term, as investors remain focused on macroeconomic indicators and their impact on industrial performance.

• Trimming Cummins (CMI): Taking Profits in a Top Industrials Performer
  Yahoo Finance · Sep 9, 2026

  Cummins Inc. (CMI), a leading manufacturer of diesel and alternative fuel engines, has seen its stock price surge significantly over the past year, making it one of the top performers in the industrials sector. However, analysts are now recommending investors consider trimming their positions to lock in profits amid growing concerns about potential market headwinds. The company has benefited from robust demand in the commercial vehicle sector and infrastructure spending, but rising input costs and supply chain challenges could pose risks to future earnings. As the market adjusts to a potential slowdown in economic growth, investors are advised to reassess their exposure to Cummins. The stock has outperformed many of its peers, leading to a valuation that some analysts now view as stretched. While Cummins continues to innovate and expand its product offerings, including advancements in electrification and hydrogen technologies, the current market environment may warrant a more cautious approach. Profit-taking could provide investors with the opportunity to reinvest in undervalued stocks or sectors that may offer better growth potential in the coming months.

• Trump's tariffs have cost Indiana over $8 billion
  Macro Watch · Sep 4, 2026

  According to a recent report by Macro Watch, tariffs implemented during Donald Trump's presidency have resulted in an estimated cost of over $8 billion to the state of Indiana. This figure, derived from data provided by Trade Partnership Worldwide and analyzed by the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, highlights the significant economic impact of trade policies on local economies, particularly in manufacturing-heavy states like Indiana. The tariffs, which were primarily aimed at China and other trading partners, have led to increased costs for businesses reliant on imported goods, ultimately passing these expenses onto consumers. As a result, Indiana's economy, which is heavily reliant on sectors such as automotive and agriculture, has faced challenges in maintaining competitiveness. The report suggests that these tariffs could continue to affect the state’s economic landscape through June 2026, as businesses adapt to ongoing trade uncertainties. Market implications are significant, as the financial burden of tariffs may hinder growth prospects for Indiana's industries, potentially leading to job losses and reduced investment. As policymakers and businesses navigate these challenges, the long-term effects of such trade measures will likely remain a critical topic in discussions surrounding economic recovery and growth strategies in the region.

• The Anti-AI ETF Is Here, and Its Biggest Holdings Are Engines, Trucks and Air Conditioners
  Yahoo Finance · Aug 15, 2026

  A new exchange-traded fund (ETF) has emerged, positioning itself as a counterpoint to the growing dominance of artificial intelligence (AI) in investment portfolios. This ETF focuses on traditional industrial sectors, with its largest holdings in diesel engines, truck fleets, and air conditioning units. By emphasizing tangible assets and established industries, the fund aims to attract investors seeking stability amid the volatility associated with tech-heavy investments. The ETF's strategy reflects a broader market sentiment that is increasingly wary of overexposure to AI and technology stocks, which have seen significant fluctuations in recent months. While the fund promotes itself as a refuge from the tech sector, it is noteworthy that some of its holdings may still benefit indirectly from AI advancements, potentially blurring the lines of its intended investment philosophy. This duality could influence investor perceptions and market dynamics as they weigh the risks and rewards of traditional versus tech-driven investments. As investors navigate the evolving landscape, the introduction of this anti-AI ETF could signal a shift in market preferences, particularly among those concerned about the sustainability of tech valuations. The performance of this fund will be closely monitored, as it may provide insights into how traditional industries can adapt and thrive in an increasingly digital economy.

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