Amazon 21 December 2025 - 4 January 2026

Amazon shares closed down 1.9% at $226.50 Friday, trading between $224.70 and $235.46 on volume of 51.4 million. The stock remains below its 50-day moving average and about 12% under its 52-week high. After-hours trading was little changed. Investors are watching for U.S. payrolls data Jan. 9 and the Fed’s Jan. 27–28 meeting.

Amazon shares closed at $226.50, down 1.9% after the first 2026 trading session, trading between $224.71 and $235.39. Investors are waiting for U.S. economic data and Amazon’s February 5 earnings report. Rate-cut bets and inflation readings remain in focus. The broader market saw gains in chipmakers and industrials, but losses in large tech names limited advances.

Amazon shares fell 1.9% Friday to $226.47 in after-hours trading after a volatile session. The drop weighed on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, while the Dow closed higher. About 50.4 million Amazon shares traded. Investors are watching for Amazon’s next earnings report on February 5 and upcoming U.S. jobs and inflation data.

Amazon shares closed down 0.7% at $230.82 in the final 2025 session, trailing the Nasdaq’s 20% annual gain with a 5% rise. The S&P 500 fell 0.74% and the Nasdaq lost 0.76% on Wednesday. Cloud competition drew attention after Brookfield advanced plans for a chip-leasing business targeting AI developers. U.S. markets are closed Thursday for New Year’s Day.

Amazon shares slipped 0.5% to $231.44 in midday trading Wednesday, mirroring declines across major tech stocks in thin year-end volume. A U.S. appeals court ruling kept Amazon’s NLRB labor dispute unresolved. Evercore ISI’s Mark Mahaney named Amazon his top pick for 2026, citing AWS momentum. U.S. markets close Thursday for New Year’s Day.

Amazon shares closed at $232.52 on Friday, up 0.06%, marking a sixth straight daily gain amid thin post-holiday trading. Volume reached about 15.4 million shares, with after-hours trading showing a slight dip to $232.45. The Nasdaq and broader markets are now closed for the weekend. Investors await Fed minutes and year-end moves when trading resumes Monday.

Amazon shares traded near $232.85 midday Friday, up 0.2% in quiet post-Christmas trading as U.S. indexes hovered close to record highs. Investors focused on Amazon’s AI and infrastructure spending, with CFO Brian Olsavsky projecting 2025 capex above this year’s $125 billion. Amazon confirmed a leadership shakeup in its AI group, with Peter DeSantis taking over and Rohit Prasad set to depart.

Amazon shares closed at $232.38 in a shortened Dec. 24 session, with after-hours quotes near $232.01 and a market cap around $2.45 trillion. Investors are watching AWS growth, AI strategy shifts, and recent leadership changes as markets reopen Friday after the Christmas break. Trading volume was light at 11.4 million shares. The stock sits about 10% below its 52-week high.

Amazon closed at $232.38 on Dec. 24, 2025, up 0.10% in a shortened session, with about 10.93 million shares traded. After-hours indications hovered near $232.22 as markets prepared for the Christmas holiday closure. U.S. markets will remain shut on Dec. 25 and reopen Dec. 26. Trading volume was light ahead of the break.

Amazon shares traded near $232 on Dec. 24, up about 1.6% from Tuesday’s close, with markets set to close early for Christmas Eve. The stock remains about 10% below its November high and is up roughly 5–6% for the year. Investors are watching Amazon’s $125 billion AI infrastructure spending and a recent $15 billion bond issue as key factors shaping sentiment into 2026. Market cap stands near $2.5 trillion.

Amazon closed at $232.14 on Tuesday, up 1.62% from Monday, then edged to $232.15 in early after-hours trading. The stock traded between $228.73 and $232.45 during the session. Market cap stood near $2.48 trillion, with shares about 10% below the 52-week high. Investors weighed a Zoox recall, AWS legal news, and macro data as trading slowed for the holiday week.

Amazon closed Monday at $228.43, up 0.48%, and edged to $228.62 in after-hours trading on volume of about 2.73 million shares. Bank of America and Monness reiterated Buy ratings, raising price targets to $303 and $300. Broader markets also rose, with the S&P 500 up 0.64%. Key economic data is due Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. ET.