Centene Corp (CNC) stock price, news and key stats
Price
Last close as of Sep 16, 2026. Delayed data; not a live quote.
- Previous close
- $67.66
- Open
- $68.40
- Day range
- $66.01 – $69.41
- Volume
- 4.3M
About Centene Corp
Centene Corporation is a multi-national healthcare company, primarily exposed to government-sponsored healthcare programs.
Latest CNC news
- Trump announces $500 Obamacare refunds for nearly 1 million people — here's who qualifiesCNBC · Sep 10, 2026
Former President Donald Trump announced that nearly one million individuals will receive refunds averaging $500 each under the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare. This initiative is part of a broader effort to address healthcare costs and improve access to insurance for Americans. The refunds are expected to benefit those who purchased insurance plans that did not meet the minimum medical loss ratio requirements, which mandate that insurers spend a certain percentage of premium dollars on medical care rather than administrative costs. Eligible recipients include consumers who purchased individual health insurance plans from insurers that failed to comply with the ACA's spending rules in 2022. The refunds are anticipated to be distributed in the coming months, potentially providing a financial boost to those affected. This announcement comes at a time when healthcare affordability remains a critical issue for many Americans, especially as inflation continues to impact household budgets. Market implications of this announcement could be significant, particularly for health insurance stocks. Investors may react to the potential financial strain on insurers who are required to issue these refunds, which could affect their profitability in the short term. Additionally, the move may influence ongoing discussions around healthcare policy and reform, as it highlights the ongoing challenges within the ACA framework and the need for sustainable solutions in the healthcare sector.
- An extra $100 per month for Obamacare is too much for nearly half a million FloridiansFortune · Aug 25, 2026
Nearly half a million Floridians are facing increased financial strain due to a proposed $100 monthly surcharge on health insurance premiums under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), commonly known as Obamacare. This potential hike comes as the state grapples with rising healthcare costs and a significant number of residents who rely on subsidized insurance plans. The increase could lead to a substantial drop in enrollment, as many individuals may find it difficult to absorb the additional expense, particularly in a state where the cost of living continues to rise. Market analysts suggest that this development could have broader implications for the healthcare sector in Florida. A reduction in enrollment could lead to decreased revenue for insurers operating in the state, potentially prompting them to adjust their pricing strategies or benefits offerings. Additionally, if a significant number of Floridians opt out of coverage, it could destabilize the risk pool, leading to higher premiums for those who remain insured. The situation underscores the ongoing challenges within the ACA framework, as policymakers and stakeholders continue to navigate the balance between affordability and access to healthcare.
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