International Paper (IP) stock price, news and key stats
Price
Last close as of Sep 16, 2026. Delayed data; not a live quote.
- Previous close
- $33.99
- Open
- $34.30
- Day range
- $33.47 – $34.63
- Volume
- 5.3M
About International Paper
International Paper Company is a pulp and paper manufacturer, primarily exposed to tariffs and trade regulations affecting its supply chain.
Latest IP news
- Talc Fillers for Rubber Market Outlook to 2035Market Outlook · Sep 1, 2026
The global talc fillers for rubber market is poised for significant growth through 2035, driven by increasing demand for sustainable materials and the expansion of industries such as paper packaging and construction. As manufacturers seek eco-friendly alternatives, talc's properties as a lightweight filler and its ability to enhance the performance of rubber products are becoming increasingly attractive. This trend is expected to bolster the market, with analysts predicting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) that reflects the rising integration of talc in various applications. The construction sector, in particular, is a key driver of this growth, as talc is utilized in sealants, adhesives, and coatings, which are essential for modern building projects. Additionally, the paper packaging industry is experiencing a renaissance, with talc fillers being used to improve the quality and sustainability of packaging materials. As companies prioritize environmental responsibility, the demand for talc as a filler is likely to rise, potentially impacting pricing and availability in the market. Investors and stakeholders in the rubber and filler industries should closely monitor these trends, as the shift towards sustainable practices may reshape supply chains and influence competitive dynamics. The increasing regulatory focus on environmental standards could further accelerate the adoption of talc fillers, positioning them as a critical component in the evolution of rubber manufacturing and related sectors.
- Canada to Unveil Trump Tariff Response Including Loans, BenefitsMacro Watch · Aug 25, 2026
Canada is set to announce a comprehensive response to the recent imposition of 50 percent tariffs by the United States on approximately $20 billion worth of Canadian goods. Prime Minister Mark Carney has indicated that the Canadian government will implement "dollar-for-dollar" counter-tariffs targeting key sectors, including steel, dairy, appliances, agricultural equipment, pulp and paper, and electronics. This retaliatory measure aims to protect Canadian workers and businesses from the adverse effects of U.S. trade policies. The announcement, scheduled for Tuesday, is expected to include not only tariffs but also financial support mechanisms such as loans and benefits for affected industries. As tensions escalate between the two nations, with President Trump threatening further increases in tariffs on automotive and steel imports beginning January 1, 2027, the potential for a full-blown trade war looms large. Market analysts are closely monitoring these developments, as heightened trade barriers could disrupt supply chains and lead to increased costs for consumers on both sides of the border. The implications for the Canadian economy could be significant, particularly for sectors heavily reliant on exports to the U.S. The automotive industry, in particular, may face challenges as tariffs could lead to higher production costs and reduced competitiveness. As Canada prepares its response, stakeholders are urging for a diplomatic resolution to avoid further escalation that could harm both economies in the long run.
Index membership
- S&P 500 · Materials
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