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Santa Claus Rally Fizzles: S&P 500, Dow Slip as Tech Weighs on 2025 Finale

Santa Claus Rally Fizzles: S&P 500, Dow Slip as Tech Weighs on 2025 Finale

Wall Street’s main indexes slipped in thin trading on December 31, with the Dow down 116 points by midday, as Microsoft and Apple led declines. Despite the late-year dip, major indexes remained on track for double-digit gains in 2025. Investors shifted focus to the Federal Reserve’s 2026 outlook after minutes revealed divisions over further rate cuts. AI and chip stocks drove much of the year’s rally, while some firms lagged sharply.
Dow Jones slips in thin New Year’s Eve trade as Apple, Microsoft weigh; jobless claims surprise

Dow Jones slips in thin New Year’s Eve trade as Apple, Microsoft weigh; jobless claims surprise

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 116.75 points, or 0.24%, to 48,243.94 at midday on the last trading day of 2025, pressured by declines in Apple and Microsoft. Weekly jobless claims dropped to 199,000, below forecasts. Nike shares rose after CEO Elliott Hill bought $1 million in stock. U.S. bond markets were set to close early ahead of the New Year’s holiday.
31 December 2025
Apple stock slips in year-end trading as tech drags; what investors watch next

Apple stock slips in year-end trading as tech drags; what investors watch next

Apple shares slipped 0.2% to $272.63 in late-morning trading on the final session of 2025, as investors trimmed exposure to large tech stocks. Microsoft and Broadcom also fell, while Nvidia gained. U.S. stocks drifted lower in thin holiday trading, with the Nasdaq-tracking QQQ down 0.3%. The Federal Reserve’s 2026 rate outlook and year-end positioning remained in focus.
Stock Market Today: S&P 500 futures slip on New Year’s Eve as Meta’s Manus deal fuels AI chatter

Stock Market Today: S&P 500 futures slip on New Year’s Eve as Meta’s Manus deal fuels AI chatter

S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Dow futures slipped early Wednesday, with S&P 500 futures down 0.23% by 2:18 a.m. ET. Meta agreed to acquire Singapore-based AI startup Manus for over $2 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal. Apple and Nvidia led losses among big tech, while energy stocks outperformed. Investors await weekly jobless claims and year-end portfolio rebalancing.
Dow Jones today: Fed minutes and thin liquidity set the tone for 2025’s final session

Dow Jones today: Fed minutes and thin liquidity set the tone for 2025’s final session

The Dow closed down 94.87 points, or 0.20%, at 48,367.06 in thin holiday trading Tuesday. Federal Reserve minutes showed policymakers split after a quarter-point rate cut, keeping attention on the 2026 rate outlook. Boeing secured an $8.6 billion Pentagon contract tied to the F-15 Israel Program. U.S. bond markets will close early at 2 p.m. ET Wednesday; stocks are shut Thursday for New Year’s Day.
Apple stock slips after Fed minutes as year-end trading thins — what AAPL investors are watching

Apple stock slips after Fed minutes as year-end trading thins — what AAPL investors are watching

Apple shares slipped 0.2% to $273.18 in thin after-hours trading as investors trimmed positions in large tech stocks ahead of year-end. Market focus remains on upcoming Federal Reserve policy signals and Apple’s late-January earnings, with the stock’s recent range between $272 and $274 drawing attention from short-term traders.
S&P 500 Slips Before Fed Minutes as Meta Rises on Manus AI Deal

S&P 500 Slips Before Fed Minutes as Meta Rises on Manus AI Deal

Meta rose 1.2% after announcing plans to acquire AI startup Manus, reportedly valued at $2–3 billion. The Dow slipped 0.24%, S&P 500 fell 0.09%, and Nasdaq eased 0.07% in midday trading as investors awaited Federal Reserve meeting minutes. Apple and Nvidia edged lower, while Microsoft ticked up. T1 Energy climbed 3.7% after selling $160 million in clean-energy tax credits.
Bitcoin ATM scam costs Nebraska couple $250,000 as crypto kiosk fraud draws fresh warnings

Bitcoin ATM scam costs Nebraska couple $250,000 as crypto kiosk fraud draws fresh warnings

A Nebraska couple in their 80s lost $250,000 to scammers posing as Amazon and FBI agents, the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office said. The couple began making payments in August through bitcoin ATMs, Western Union, and Apple cards after being told they owed $200,000. Complaints involving crypto kiosks surged 99% in 2024, with $246.7 million in losses, according to the FBI.
Apple Stock Steadies After Hours as Year-End Trading Turns Choppy; Fed Minutes Next

Apple Stock Steadies After Hours as Year-End Trading Turns Choppy; Fed Minutes Next

Apple shares rose 0.1% to $273.74 in after-hours trading Monday, after dipping 0.15% during the session. U.S. stocks closed lower, with the S&P 500 down 0.34% and the Nasdaq off 0.50%, as tech and chip stocks fell. Investors await Fed minutes Tuesday and lighter trading ahead of New Year’s. Apple’s next earnings report is expected Jan. 29.
Apple stock slips early as year-end tech rally cools, with China demand in focus

Apple stock slips early as year-end tech rally cools, with China demand in focus

Apple shares slipped 0.2% to $273.40 in early New York trading Monday as investors sold large-cap tech stocks ahead of the New Year holiday. Wells Fargo maintained an Overweight rating on Apple, citing a surge in China shipments as a sign of iPhone demand. Markets are watching Federal Reserve minutes and jobless claims data this week. Trading volumes remain thin with U.S. markets closed Thursday.
29 December 2025
Apple stock heads into year-end with Fed minutes in focus

Apple stock heads into year-end with Fed minutes in focus

Apple closed down 0.2% at $273.40 Friday, trading 21.5 million shares between $273.00 and $275.35. Investors watch Fed minutes due Tuesday and China iPhone demand data after foreign-branded phone shipments in China jumped 128% in November. Legal uncertainty continues over Apple Watch imports. Apple’s market value is about $3 trillion, with quarterly results expected Jan. 29.
Big Tech Stocks Today: Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft and the “Magnificent Seven” Face a Year-End Reality Check as Wall Street Nears S&P 500’s 7,000 Milestone

Big Tech Stocks Today: Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft and the “Magnificent Seven” Face a Year-End Reality Check as Wall Street Nears S&P 500’s 7,000 Milestone

The S&P 500 closed about 1% below 7,000 after eight straight monthly gains, its longest streak since 2017–2018. Big Tech now accounts for roughly 35% of the index, but recent gains have broadened to other sectors as technology shares fell over 3% since November. Investors await Fed minutes Tuesday for clues on future rate cuts after the central bank lowered rates by 75 basis points in late 2025.
Apple Stock (AAPL) Weekend Update: China iPhone Signals, Valuation Debate, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Apple Stock (AAPL) Weekend Update: China iPhone Signals, Valuation Debate, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Apple shares closed Friday at $273.40 in light post-holiday trading, with U.S. markets now paused for the weekend. Investors are watching China iPhone demand and legal developments as Apple remains a focus among mega-cap stocks heading into Monday’s year-end session. Major indexes ended Friday nearly flat amid thin volume and few new catalysts.
28 December 2025
Big Tech Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Licensing Deal, Apple’s China iPhone Signal, Tesla’s Safety Probe — What Investors Should Watch Before Monday

Big Tech Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Licensing Deal, Apple’s China iPhone Signal, Tesla’s Safety Probe — What Investors Should Watch Before Monday

Nvidia agreed to license inference chip technology from Groq and hire key Groq executives, while Groq remains independent. Tesla shares slipped after a new federal safety probe, and Apple rose on China-linked data and a legal win in its smartwatch dispute. U.S. stock markets are closed for the weekend after a quiet Friday session. Major indexes ended little changed.
Apple Stock (AAPL) Today: China iPhone Demand Signal, Apple Watch Court Relief, and UK App Store Appeal in Focus Ahead of Monday’s Open

Apple Stock (AAPL) Today: China iPhone Demand Signal, Apple Watch Court Relief, and UK App Store Appeal in Focus Ahead of Monday’s Open

Apple shares closed near $273.40 Friday, close to their 52-week high, after light post-holiday trading. New China data showed foreign-branded phone shipments, including iPhones, jumped 128% year over year in November. U.S. markets remain closed for the weekend, with investors watching for regulatory headlines and demand signals ahead of Monday’s session.
27 December 2025
Apple Stock (AAPL) Outlook: China iPhone Demand Surprise, App Store Regulatory Pressure, and Wall Street Forecasts Ahead of Monday’s Open

Apple Stock (AAPL) Outlook: China iPhone Demand Surprise, App Store Regulatory Pressure, and Wall Street Forecasts Ahead of Monday’s Open

Apple Inc. (AAPL) closed at about $273.40 in after-hours trading Friday as U.S. markets ended a quiet post-Christmas session nearly flat. Investors are watching strong foreign phone shipment data from China, which showed a 128.4% year-over-year jump in November, including iPhones. Apple faces continued regulatory and legal pressures around its App Store and Apple Watch heading into Monday’s session.
27 December 2025
Apple Stock (AAPL) Update for Dec. 26, 2025: Shares Hover Near $273 After the Bell as China iPhone Data, Apple Watch Legal Win, and 2026 AI Forecasts Take Center Stage

Apple Stock (AAPL) Update for Dec. 26, 2025: Shares Hover Near $273 After the Bell as China iPhone Data, Apple Watch Legal Win, and 2026 AI Forecasts Take Center Stage

Apple shares closed at $273.40 Friday, down 0.16% in thin post-holiday trading, with a market cap near $3 trillion. Wall Street indexes ended slightly lower after a quiet session. Apple moved on news of a 128% jump in foreign phone shipments in China and a temporary legal win allowing continued Apple Watch imports.
26 December 2025
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    March 19, 2026, 9:53 PM EDT. NIO Inc. shares edged up 1.2% to $5.89, breaking a two-day slide and defying a broader Nasdaq decline and Tesla's 3.2% drop amid regulatory scrutiny. The electric vehicle maker reported its first-ever quarterly net profit, driven by record deliveries and a vehicle margin of 18.1% in Q4, signaling healthier unit profitability. Despite weaker trading volume, investors remain cautious, balancing optimism from HSBC's upgraded Buy rating and raised $6.80 price target against DBS analysts' Hold stance citing sector headwinds and strong competition. CEO William Li warned of chip shortages raising costs by up to 10,000 yuan per car, risking production halts. Focus now falls on NIO's ability to meet 2026 delivery targets without squeezing margins amid a tough Chinese auto market.
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