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New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Weekend Outlook: S&P 500 Near 7,000 as Fed Minutes Loom and Year-End Trading Enters the Final Stretch

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Weekend Outlook: S&P 500 Near 7,000 as Fed Minutes Loom and Year-End Trading Enters the Final Stretch

NEW YORK — As of 7:52 a.m. ET on Saturday, Dec. 27, 2025, the New York Stock Exchange is closed, leaving investors with a classic “weekend gap” moment: plenty of headlines, no fresh price discovery. That pause comes after Wall Street finished Friday’s post-Christmas session almost unchanged and close to all-time highs, a quiet landing that still left the major U.S. benchmarks up solidly for the week — and strongly positive for the year. Reuters+1 With three NYSE sessions left in 2025 (Monday through Wednesday), investors are now staring at a familiar year-end cocktail: thin liquidity, portfolio “window dressing,” and
27 December 2025
Bank of America Stock (BAC) Holds Near $56 After the Fed’s December Cut: Latest News, Wall Street Forecasts, and What Investors Should Watch Next

Bank of America Stock (BAC) Holds Near $56 After the Fed’s December Cut: Latest News, Wall Street Forecasts, and What Investors Should Watch Next

As of 9:21 p.m. ET in New York on Friday, December 26, 2025, U.S. stock markets are closed and will not reopen until the next regular session on Monday, December 29. For Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC), the timing matters: the market is moving into the final stretch of the year with thin holiday liquidity, a still-elevated 10-year Treasury yield around the low-4% range, and investors increasingly focused on how rate cuts and a shifting regulatory backdrop could shape big-bank earnings in 2026. AP News+2U.S. Department of the Treasury+2 Below is a detailed, news-style rundown of what’s driving Bank
Gold Price Today Hits Record Above $4,500 as Fed Rate-Cut Bets Fuel Safe-Haven Demand — What to Watch Before Monday’s Market Open

Gold Price Today Hits Record Above $4,500 as Fed Rate-Cut Bets Fuel Safe-Haven Demand — What to Watch Before Monday’s Market Open

NEW YORK — Friday, Dec. 26, 2025 (5:12 p.m. ET): U.S. stocks have finished the regular session for the day, but gold is still the story heading into the final stretch of the year. Gold prices surged to fresh all-time highs on Friday, with spot gold (XAU/USD) up about 1.2% around $4,531/oz after setting an intraday record near $4,549/oz. On the futures side, U.S. gold futures (February) settled around $4,552.70/oz, also reflecting the powerful year-end momentum in precious metals. Reuters+1 The rally is unfolding as Wall Street closes out a quiet, post-Christmas trading day near record territory—an environment that can
26 December 2025
Silver Price Today: Spot Silver Hits Fresh Record Near $79 as Fed Rate-Cut Bets and Tight Supply Supercharge the Rally

Silver Price Today: Spot Silver Hits Fresh Record Near $79 as Fed Rate-Cut Bets and Tight Supply Supercharge the Rally

New York — 5:04 p.m. ET, Friday, December 26, 2025. Silver is closing out the week with a statement move. After breaking through multiple psychological levels in thin, year-end trading, spot silver (XAG/USD) pushed into new all-time highs on Friday, extending a powerful 2025 run that has turned the “white metal” into one of the standout performers across global markets. Reuters+1 By late afternoon in New York, Kitco was quoting spot silver around $79.14/oz (bid) and $79.26/oz (ask), with a day’s range roughly $71.89 to $79.33—a swing that underscores just how volatile the market has become into year-end. Kitco At
Gold Price Today Hits Fresh Record Above $4,500 as Fed Rate-Cut Bets and a Softer Dollar Collide With Year-End Trading

Gold Price Today Hits Fresh Record Above $4,500 as Fed Rate-Cut Bets and a Softer Dollar Collide With Year-End Trading

New York — 1:30 p.m. ET, Friday, December 26, 2025. Gold prices are ripping higher again in post-Christmas trading, pushing into new all-time-high territory even as U.S. stocks hover near record levels. The rally is being powered by a familiar macro cocktail—rate-cut expectations, a weaker U.S. dollar, and renewed demand for “hard assets”—but the speed of the move is also being amplified by thin year-end liquidity and positioning into the final sessions of 2025. Reuters+2AP News+2 Below is what’s happening right now, what top analysts and major institutions are forecasting for 2026, and what investors should keep on their radar
26 December 2025
Dow Jones Today (26.12.2025): DJIA Hovers Near 48,700 in Thin Post‑Christmas Trading as Fed-Cut Bets Stay in Focus

Dow Jones Today (26.12.2025): DJIA Hovers Near 48,700 in Thin Post‑Christmas Trading as Fed-Cut Bets Stay in Focus

NEW YORK — 26.12.2025 (10:14 a.m. EST) — The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) was little changed in late-morning trade Friday as U.S. equities digested a quiet, low-volume “bridge” session following the Christmas holiday. Around 10:14 a.m. EST, the Dow traded near 48,698, down about 0.1%, after opening close to 48,712 and staying within a narrow early range. Investing The muted action isn’t surprising for the day-after-Christmas session, when many institutional desks remain lightly staffed and liquidity can be thin. Still, the Dow’s ability to hold near record territory keeps attention on the late-December Santa Claus rally window and on
Gold Price Today Hits Record High Near $4,530 as Fed Rate-Cut Bets Spark Year-End Safe-Haven Rush

Gold Price Today Hits Record High Near $4,530 as Fed Rate-Cut Bets Spark Year-End Safe-Haven Rush

Gold price today (Friday, December 26, 2025) surged to fresh all-time highs, extending a breakout above the psychologically loaded $4,500 level as traders leaned into a familiar cocktail: safe-haven demand, expectations of easier U.S. monetary policy, and thin holiday liquidity that can turn a normal move into a dramatic one. Reuters Spot gold touched a new record peak of $4,530.60 per ounce in early Asian trading before easing back toward the $4,500 area—still up on the day. Reuters reported spot gold at $4,501.44 around 0209 GMT, and later at $4,511.70 around 0704 GMT, reflecting continued bid-side pressure even after the
26 December 2025
Asian Stocks Rise in Thin Christmas Trade as Gold and Silver Hit Record Highs on Fed Cut Bets

Asian Stocks Rise in Thin Christmas Trade as Gold and Silver Hit Record Highs on Fed Cut Bets

Asian markets powered through holiday-thinned trading on December 25, 2025, with pockets of strength in Japan, South Korea, and mainland China helping keep a year-end rally alive—even as many exchanges across the region and in Europe stayed shut for Christmas or prepared for Boxing Day closures. The bigger headline, however, was in commodities: gold pushed deeper into record territory above $4,500 an ounce and silver surged to fresh all-time highs, underscoring how investors are closing out 2025 with a strong appetite for both risk assets (stocks) and classic hedges (precious metals). Reuters Below is the complete market picture from 25.12.2025,
US Stock Market Open Dec. 26, 2025: Dow and S&P 500 at Record Highs, Fed-Cut Bets, and Nvidia’s Groq Deal in Focus

US Stock Market Open Dec. 26, 2025: Dow and S&P 500 at Record Highs, Fed-Cut Bets, and Nvidia’s Groq Deal in Focus

Wall Street reopens on Friday, December 26, 2025, after the market shut for Christmas Day and capped a holiday-shortened week with fresh record closes. The setup heading into the post-Christmas session is unusually “clean”: no big earnings slate, a light U.S. macro calendar, and a market that has been climbing on easing-rate expectations and a renewed bid for AI-linked mega-caps—all in thin liquidity that can magnify moves in either direction. Reuters Below is what investors should know before the opening bell, including the biggest headlines from the last several days, key forecasts/themes strategists are watching, and the calendar items that
25 December 2025
Dow Jones Industrial Average Holds Record Close as Wall Street Closes for Christmas: DJIA Santa Rally Watch, Fed Rate-Cut Bets, and 2026 Outlook

Dow Jones Industrial Average Holds Record Close as Wall Street Closes for Christmas: DJIA Santa Rally Watch, Fed Rate-Cut Bets, and 2026 Outlook

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is spending Christmas Day at a fresh record—even though U.S. stock markets are shut today, Thursday, December 25, 2025. The blue-chip Dow Jones index last traded in Wednesday’s shortened Christmas Eve session, when it rose 288.75 points (0.60%) to close at an all-time high of 48,731.16. Reuters That record close is more than a holiday headline. It’s a snapshot of what has defined the market’s late-2025 push: a renewed bid for AI-linked names, resilient (if uneven) U.S. data, and a steady drumbeat of debate about how far the Federal Reserve will go with rate
25 December 2025
Dow Jones Today at 10:18 (Dec. 25, 2025): DJIA Holds Record Close as Wall Street Shuts for Christmas — Santa Rally Watch, Fed-Cut Bets, and 2026 Outlook

Dow Jones Today at 10:18 (Dec. 25, 2025): DJIA Holds Record Close as Wall Street Shuts for Christmas — Santa Rally Watch, Fed-Cut Bets, and 2026 Outlook

NEW YORK — Dec. 25, 2025 (10:18 a.m. ET) — The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is effectively on pause today, holding at its latest record close of 48,731.16, because U.S. stock markets are closed for Christmas Day. The Dow last traded during Wednesday’s holiday-shortened Christmas Eve session, when it climbed 288.75 points (+0.6%) to finish at that all-time closing high. AP News With the NYSE and Nasdaq shut and much of global trading running on holiday staffing, today’s Dow “move” is less about price action and more about positioning, narratives, and what could drive the next leg when cash
25 December 2025
Silver Price Today (Dec. 24, 2025): Silver Hits Record Near $73 as Fed Cut Bets and a Weaker Dollar Supercharge the Rally

Silver Price Today (Dec. 24, 2025): Silver Hits Record Near $73 as Fed Cut Bets and a Weaker Dollar Supercharge the Rally

Dec. 24, 2025 — Silver is ending 2025 with the kind of price action that makes even seasoned metals traders double-check their screens. The silver price today surged to fresh all-time highs, pushing deeper into record territory during a holiday-thinned session as investors leaned hard into the precious-metals trade on rate-cut expectations, a softer U.S. dollar, and elevated geopolitical and trade tensions. Reuters Spot silver briefly hit about $72.70 per ounce at the day’s peak, and later traded around the low-$72 range in global trading. Reuters+1 Silver price today: the latest spot and futures levels Silver’s “headline” move on December
24 December 2025
Silver Price Hits New Record on Dec 24, 2025: Spot Near $73, MCX Above ₹2.23 Lakh/kg as Fed Rate-Cut Bets and Global Tensions Fuel the Rally

Silver Price Hits New Record on Dec 24, 2025: Spot Near $73, MCX Above ₹2.23 Lakh/kg as Fed Rate-Cut Bets and Global Tensions Fuel the Rally

New Delhi / London | December 24, 2025 — Silver is ending 2025 with a surge that’s forcing even long-time gold bulls to take notice. The metal pushed to fresh all-time highs on Wednesday as investors piled into precious metals amid expectations of lower U.S. interest rates in 2026 and heightened geopolitical uncertainty. In global markets, spot silver rose to a new peak near $72.70 per ounce before easing slightly, still up on the day. Gold also broke new ground above $4,500 per ounce, underlining the breadth of the rush into hard assets. Reuters In India, the rally has been
24 December 2025
Silver Price Today at 1:38: Silver Breaks $70 as XAG/USD Hits Fresh All-Time High on Fed-Cut Bets, Tight Supply, and Safe-Haven Flows (Dec. 23, 2025)

Silver Price Today at 1:38: Silver Breaks $70 as XAG/USD Hits Fresh All-Time High on Fed-Cut Bets, Tight Supply, and Safe-Haven Flows (Dec. 23, 2025)

At 1:38 p.m. (13:38:07 on Investing.com’s real-time feed) on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, spot silver (XAG/USD) traded at $70.8965 per ounce, up about 2.65% on the day. The move capped another volatile session in which silver’s day range stretched from $68.8445 to $71.0925, keeping the metal pinned near record territory as buyers pushed into “price discovery” above the psychologically important $70 level. Investing.com The breakout comes amid a rare convergence of bullish forces: strong industrial and investment demand, tightening inventories, and geopolitical risk, paired with a macro backdrop that still favors precious metals—a softer U.S. dollar and expectations for easier
US Stock Market Today (Dec. 23, 2025, 1:37 p.m. ET): S&P 500 Holds Near Records as GDP Surprises, Fed-Cut Bets Shift

US Stock Market Today (Dec. 23, 2025, 1:37 p.m. ET): S&P 500 Holds Near Records as GDP Surprises, Fed-Cut Bets Shift

NEW YORK — December 23, 2025 (1:37 p.m. ET) — U.S. stocks are grinding higher in thin, pre-holiday trading, with the S&P 500 hovering just below record territory as investors weigh a stronger-than-expected GDP update against sticky inflation signals and a drop in consumer confidence. The tone is upbeat but cautious: megacap tech is doing much of the lifting, while rising Treasury yields after the GDP print keeps the market from breaking out decisively. Where the major U.S. indexes stand at 1:37 p.m. ET As of about 1:37 p.m. Eastern, the market was modestly higher: Across other key markets, investors
Dow Jones Today (Dec. 23, 2025): DJIA Near 48,500 as GDP Surprise Shifts Fed-Cut Bets and the Holiday Rally Extends

Dow Jones Today (Dec. 23, 2025): DJIA Near 48,500 as GDP Surprise Shifts Fed-Cut Bets and the Holiday Rally Extends

Update: Dec. 23, 2025 | Around 1:37 p.m. ET The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) stayed in striking distance of recent highs on Tuesday as investors digested a stronger-than-expected (but delayed) U.S. GDP report, a fresh drop in consumer confidence, and shifting expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2026—against a backdrop of thinning liquidity in a holiday-shortened week. As of 1:39 p.m. ET, the Dow hovered at 48,497.85, up 135.17 points (+0.28%). The S&P 500 was also higher at 6,904.99 (+0.39%), while the Nasdaq Composite rose to 23,530.35 (+0.43%). The Dow’s day range so far: 48,254.31 to 48,527.50, with
Bank of America Stock (NYSE: BAC) News Today: Fed Rate Cuts, Analyst Price Targets, and What Investors Are Watching on Dec. 23, 2025Bank of AmericaBank of America Stock (NYSE: BAC) News Today: Fed Rate Cuts, Analyst Price Targets, and What Investors Are Watching on Dec. 23, 2025

Bank of America Stock (NYSE: BAC) News Today: Fed Rate Cuts, Analyst Price Targets, and What Investors Are Watching on Dec. 23, 2025Bank of AmericaBank of America Stock (NYSE: BAC) News Today: Fed Rate Cuts, Analyst Price Targets, and What Investors Are Watching on Dec. 23, 2025

Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) stock is trading near its recent highs as 2025 winds down, with investors balancing three big forces: a shifting interest-rate outlook, improving Wall Street deal momentum, and a growing stack of analyst upgrades heading into the bank’s next earnings report. As of Tuesday, December 23, 2025, BAC was trading around $55.96, modestly higher on the session, after touching an intraday high near $56.17. Investing.com Below is a full round-up of the latest news, forecasts, and market analysis available as of 23.12.2025, plus the key catalysts that could decide whether Bank of America stock breaks
Dow Jones Today, Dec. 23, 2025: DJIA Holds Near 48,450 as Strong GDP Lifts Yields and Fed-Cut Bets Cool

Dow Jones Today, Dec. 23, 2025: DJIA Holds Near 48,450 as Strong GDP Lifts Yields and Fed-Cut Bets Cool

Updated Dec. 23, 2025 — 10:44 a.m. ET The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) was treading water in late morning trade on Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2025, as investors weighed a stronger-than-expected (and delayed) Q3 GDP report against slipping consumer confidence and a fresh uptick in Treasury yields. As of 10:42 a.m. ET (closest real-time snapshot to 10:44), the Dow traded at 48,453.53, up about 0.19%, with a tight day range of roughly 48,254 to 48,456—a classic “holiday-week stalemate” after a recent rally. google.com Dow Jones at 10:44: Where the Index Stood and What Was Moving It By late morning, market
23 December 2025
Gold Price Today at 5:00 GMT (22 December 2025): Spot Gold Breaks $4,400 as Fed-Cut Bets and Geopolitics Supercharge the Rally

Gold Price Today at 5:00 GMT (22 December 2025): Spot Gold Breaks $4,400 as Fed-Cut Bets and Geopolitics Supercharge the Rally

Gold prices surged to fresh records in early trade on Monday, 22 December 2025, with spot bullion pushing through the psychologically important $4,400 per ounce level for the first time as investors leaned into a potent mix of U.S. rate-cut expectations, a softer dollar, and renewed safe-haven demand. At 05:02 GMT, spot gold was up 1.4% at $4,397.16 per ounce, after briefly breaking $4,400 to hit a record $4,400.29. U.S. gold futures for February delivery rose 0.98% to $4,430.30. Reuters What followed was a classic “momentum day” for precious metals: gold extended gains as liquidity thinned into the year-end holiday
22 December 2025
Silver Price Today at 1:38 PM ET (December 22, 2025): XAG/USD Near Record High as Fed-Cut Bets and Geopolitics Fuel a Historic Rally

Silver Price Today at 1:38 PM ET (December 22, 2025): XAG/USD Near Record High as Fed-Cut Bets and Geopolitics Fuel a Historic Rally

Silver is extending one of the most dramatic bull runs in modern commodities history, with prices hovering near record territory on Monday, December 22, 2025. Around 1:38 p.m. ET, spot silver (XAG/USD) was trading roughly in the high-$68s per ounce, after pushing to fresh all-time highs earlier in the session. One widely followed retail spot quote showed $68.89/oz at 1:20 p.m. ET, up about 2.1% on the day. Bullion.com The bigger headline: silver has repeatedly printed new records in December and is now riding a powerful mix of rate-cut expectations, a softer U.S. dollar, safe-haven demand tied to geopolitical risk,
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Walmart stock jumps 3% to $131 as Dow clears 50,000 — what to watch before Monday

Walmart stock jumps 3% to $131 as Dow clears 50,000 — what to watch before Monday

7 February 2026
Walmart shares climbed 3.34% to $131.18 Friday, pushing its market value to about $1.05 trillion as the Dow closed above 50,000 for the first time. Retail stocks mostly gained, with Target up 4.24% and Costco up 1.20%, while Amazon dropped 5.55%. Investors await Walmart’s fiscal Q4 results on Feb. 19 and key U.S. economic data next week.
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