Stocks fell in the afternoon session due to a weak U.S. jobs report and concerns over international trade policy impacting consumer spending. The July 2025 report showed only 73,000 new jobs added, the lowest in over two years, with revisions to May and June numbers indicating a weaker labor market. New U.S. tariffs heightened fears of inflation and economic slowdown, leading investors to sell consumer-facing stocks. Sweetgreen’s volatile shares indicated market perception of news, despite positive momentum from a new restaurant opening. The company’s stock had climbed 27% in a month, with revenue projected to outpace industry growth.

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