XPeng Inc shares fell 4.2% to $20.38 in premarket trading on Wednesday, after ending the previous session up 3.8% at $21.28. Premarket volume was about 73,000 shares as of 5:59 a.m. ET. Investing.com
Shares of China’s NIO Inc were little changed in early premarket trading on Wednesday after climbing 3% in the previous session, as traders weighed fresh signs Beijing will keep leaning on consumer support into 2026.
The iShares Silver Trust, the biggest U.S. silver-backed exchange-traded fund, fell about 7% on Monday in its steepest one-day drop in five years as silver prices retreated from record highs.
Shares of the iShares Silver Trust rose 3.5% in early U.S. trading on Tuesday, tracking a rebound in silver prices after a violent pullback from record highs. Reuters
XPeng Inc shares fell 2.1% in premarket trading on Monday, after the Chinese electric-vehicle maker’s U.S.-listed stock surged in the previous session. The stock was indicated at $20.34. Investing.com
Shares of NIO Inc rose 3.9% in the latest session on Friday to close at $5.10, even as broader U.S. indexes finished little changed in holiday-thinned trade. MarketWatch+1
Alibaba Group Holding’s U.S.-listed shares were last indicated down about 2% in the latest after-hours quote early Monday, after the stock rose 1.45% to $152.24 at Friday’s close. Investing.com
NIO Inc shares ended Friday higher and are set to face fresh scrutiny into Monday after a report said the Chinese electric-vehicle maker is leaning more heavily on battery giant CATL for supply, as investors digest warnings of softer demand early next year.
Silver is holding near record territory on Sunday with U.S. stock markets closed for the weekend, after an explosive late-week surge that has turned the white metal into one of the most watched trades heading into year-end and the first sessions of 2026.
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange heads into its next trading session with investors balancing upbeat year-end positioning against a fresh set of policy signals and sector-specific warnings that matter disproportionately for Shenzhen’s tech- and manufacturing-heavy market.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange heads into the final stretch of the year with momentum still intact—but with a growing “show me the earnings” demand from investors as policy headlines and macro data collide. The benchmark Shanghai Composite ended Friday at 3,963.68, up 0.1%, with combined turnover across Shanghai and Shenzhen totaling about 2.16 trillion yuan, as gains in themes such as commercial spaceflight and lithium batteries helped offset weakness elsewhere. Xinhua News
NIO Inc. stock heads into the final week of 2025 with a familiar cocktail of catalysts: a late-week rebound in U.S. trading, fresh China-side headlines on batteries and regulation, and a near-term delivery milestone that can reset sentiment fast.
NEW YORK — With Wall Street closed for the weekend and year-end positioning in full swing, investor attention is drifting back toward Asia’s next opening bell. The Shanghai Stock Exchange is closed right now—it’s Saturday in both New York and Shanghai—but China’s market narrative is very much “open,” shaped by a fresh macro data jolt, evolving policy guidance from Beijing, and a growing stack of 2026 outlook calls from global strategists.
New York — As of 5:08 a.m. ET on Saturday, December 27, 2025, U.S. stock markets are closed for the weekend, leaving investors with two jobs: digest Friday’s thin, post-holiday session and map the catalysts that could move NIO Inc. when trading resumes.
Nike, Inc. stock was steady in Tuesday trading, hovering around $57.34 in the latest quote available on December 23, 2025, after a bruising post-earnings slide that has refocused investors on three familiar pressure points: China, margins, and tariffs.
December 22, 2025 — KLA Corporation is back in the spotlight heading into the final stretch of 2025, with Wall Street leaning more constructive on the semiconductor process-control leader as the AI-driven equipment cycle extends into 2026 and 2027. Fresh upgrades and raised price targets have added fuel to the rally narrative—yet investors are also weighing a persistent overhang: KLA’s exposure to China and the evolving U.S. export-control framework.
NIKE, Inc. stock is starting the week still digesting a bruising post-earnings selloff, with investors focused less on the fact that the company beat Wall Street’s profit expectations and more on what management signaled about margins, China, and the cost of the turnaround.
Apple Inc. heads into the Christmas week with investors juggling two storylines that rarely stop fighting: regulatory pressure versus product-cycle momentum. On Monday, December 22, 2025, Apple is trading around the $273 level as markets open a holiday-shortened week where headlines can hit harder than usual. Reuters