Stellantis N.V. (NYSE: STLA) shares are trading firmly higher on Tuesday, even as Wall Street sends mixed messages on the automaker’s turnaround story. By early afternoon on November 25, 2025, STLA was changing hands around $10.52, up roughly 3.8% on the day. The stock has traded between $10.04 and $10.57 intraday, on volume of about 14 million shares, putting it well above its usual trading activity. The move pushes Stellantis through a closely watched technical threshold: its 200‑day moving average, which sits near $10.38. According to a note published by BNK Invest on Nasdaq, STLA crossed above that line earlier

As the Australian share market heads into Wednesday’s session on 26 November 2025, investors are digesting a powerful cocktail of global rate‑cut optimism, surging gold and resources stocks, and fresh local corporate shocks in banking and defence tech. Here’s a comprehensive look at the key drivers likely to shape the ASX 200 at the open tomorrow. Quick snapshot 1. Global lead: Rate‑cut hopes, softer yields and cheap oil Fed cut bets keep risk assets supported Global markets continue to trade around one big theme: the U.S. Federal Reserve is widely expected to cut rates in December. According to Reuters, traders are now pricing in around an 85% chance of

Date: November 25, 2025 – all figures and prices as of intraday trading on Tuesday. Lennar Stock Today: Price, Volume and Market Performance Lennar Corporation’s Class A shares (NYSE: LEN) are having a strong session today, with the stock trading around $129.7, up roughly 5.5% from the prior close of $122.96. Yahoo Finance Data tracked by ChartMill shows Lennar’s move is occurring on unusual volume: about 9.76 million shares had changed hands by early afternoon, nearly 80% above the 50‑day average, with the stock quoted near $129.8, up about 5.6% on the day. ChartMill MarketBeat separately notes that Lennar has