Amazon 12 December 2025 - 27 December 2025

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2025, 9:54 a.m. ET — Market closed Amazon.com, Inc. enters the final stretch of 2025 with shares holding near recent highs after a quiet, post-Christmas trading session on Friday and a weekend pause in U.S. equities. Amazon stock last closed at $232.52, up 0.06% on the day, and was marginally lower in late Friday extended trading, according to market data. StockAnalysis

NEW YORK — Friday, December 26, 2025.U.S. stocks are trading in a thin, post‑Christmas session with major indexes hovering near record levels, as investors keep one eye on year‑end positioning and another on the “prove‑it” phase of the AI trade heading into 2026. Reuters Against that backdrop, Amazon.com, Inc. is moving modestly—typical for a holiday‑thinned tape—but the news flow around AWS, AI spending, and regulation continues to shape the longer‑term narrative investors are underwriting.

Updated: Dec. 25, 2025 Amazon.com, Inc. goes into Friday’s Dec. 26, 2025 market open with investors weighing a familiar mix of drivers—AWS growth, AI infrastructure spending, retail/holiday execution, and regulatory risk—plus a few very current headlines that could shape sentiment as trading resumes after the Christmas holiday.

Amazon.com, Inc. ended the holiday-shortened Christmas Eve trading session modestly higher, then held close to its closing level in thin after-hours trading as investors headed into a market holiday. AMZN closed at $232.38 on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, up about 0.10% on the day, with an intraday range of $231.33 to $232.95 and volume around 10.93 million shares, according to Investing.com’s historical data. Investing.com Australia

December 24, 2025 — Amazon.com, Inc. is trading in a holiday-shortened Christmas Eve session, with U.S. equity markets scheduled to close at 1:00 p.m. ET. Investopedia With liquidity thinner than usual, investors are using today’s quiet tape to reassess a familiar set of drivers for Amazon stock: AWS growth and AI monetization, the company’s massive infrastructure spending cycle, and a cluster of bullish Wall Street price targets clustered near $300—despite a stock that has spent months consolidating rather than breaking out. Investing.com+1

Amazon.com, Inc. ended Tuesday, December 23, 2025, on a stronger note and then traded virtually flat in the first minutes after the closing bell, as investors sized up a holiday-shortened week, fresh macro data, and several Amazon-specific headlines. AMZN closed at $232.14 and ticked up by about $0.01 to $232.15 in early after-hours trading. Google

Amazon.com, Inc. ended Monday’s session higher and then nudged further up in after-hours trading, leaving investors with a familiar year-end question: is this just holiday-week noise, or the start of a move into 2026? As of the latest after-hours update Monday, AMZN was indicated around $228.6, modestly above the regular-session close of $228.43. MarketWatch

Amazon.com, Inc. ended Thursday, December 18, 2025 with a strong gain, then traded quietly after the closing bell—setting up a potentially headline- and macro-sensitive Friday session as traders head into year-end positioning. After the regular session ended at 4:00 p.m. ET, Amazon stock finished at $226.76, up $5.49, and later ticked up modestly in late after-hours trading to about $226.94 at 7:59 p.m. ET, with roughly 3.9 million shares traded after hours. Wall Street Journal+1

Amazon.com, Inc. finished Tuesday’s session essentially flat — and the after-hours tape stayed calm, even as a stack of same-day headlines landed across retail, cloud/AI, workforce, and legal risk. As of the close, Amazon shares settled at $222.56, up just $0.02 on the day, after trading in a roughly $221–$224 range on about 39 million shares. In extended trading, the stock was slightly lower around $222.27 at about 4:45 p.m. ET. MarketBeat

Amazon.com, Inc. is back in focus on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, as investors weigh a fresh wave of analyst commentary against several company headlines that touch Amazon’s long-term growth engines—AWS AI infrastructure, satellite broadband, and retail efficiency initiatives. As of Dec. 16, AMZN was trading around $223 per share, after a prior close of $222.54. Investing.com+1

Amazon.com, Inc. closed out Monday’s regular session lower, then edged higher in after-hours trading — a familiar pattern when investors are waiting for a major catalyst rather than reacting to a single, company-specific headline. The bigger story heading into Tuesday, December 16, 2025: a dense slate of U.S. economic releases that could quickly reset expectations for interest rates and, by extension, valuations across mega-cap tech and consumer discretionary leaders like Amazon. Investing.com+2Reuters+2 Here’s the snapshot after the bell on Dec. 15, 2025:

Dec. 15, 2025 — Amazon.com, Inc. stock is starting the week in the spotlight as investors weigh a fresh mix of catalysts: expanding AI commitments at Amazon Web Services, aggressive international investment plans, new retail logistics experiments, and a steady drumbeat of regulatory headlines. In early U.S. trading on Monday, Amazon shares were around $225, after touching an intraday high near $228. The stock remains well above its 52-week low but below the highs seen earlier in the year, leaving Wall Street debate centered on a familiar question: Is AMZN gearing up for another leg higher, or is heavy AI spending and legal risk the price of staying competitive? Investing.com+1

Updated: December 12, 2025 Amazon.com, Inc. ended Friday, December 12, 2025, at $226.19, down 1.78% on the day as Big Tech sentiment softened into the close. Nasdaq+1

Amazon.com, Inc. ended Friday’s session in the red, then steadied in post-market trading—typical behavior in a market that spent the day re-pricing “big tech” risk amid fresh debate about the payoff from massive AI and data-center spending. After the closing bell, AMZN traded at $226.40, up $0.21 versus the regular-session close of $226.19. Public