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Nike Stock Hits 52-Week Low as Consumer Discretionary Lags
Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) stock is sliding Tuesday, falling below its 52-week low as broader weakness across consumer discretionary stocks continues, with multiple analysts also cutting price targets on the stock this week.
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