Consumer companies fell amid concerns about fuel costs.

Oil futures topped $95 a barrel in the U.S., and gasoline prices were set to rise further from averages that are already above $4 a gallon, according to AAA.

Soda-and-coffee maker Keurig Dr Pepper posted higher sales in the latest quarter due to strength in its cold-beverage portfolio, though profit fell on increased costs.

Helen of Troy shares rallied after the maker of hair dryers and other consumer products forecast a profit for 2026.


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