Pfizer shares hit record high with COVID-19 vaccine stocks on a tear


Pfizer shares were last up 4.9% at US$48.25, climbing as high as $48.57 during the session. The stock's previous intraday high was $47.44, reached on April 12, 1999.

NEW YORK: Shares of Pfizer Inc hit a record high on Tuesday for the first time in more than 20 years as shares of COVID-19 vaccine makers have surged amid rising coronavirus cases in the United States.

Pfizer shares were last up 4.9% at US$48.25, climbing as high as $48.57 during the session. The stock's previous intraday high was $47.44, reached on April 12, 1999.

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