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Apple Stock Today: AAPL trades near $274 as China iPhone data, Apple Watch ruling, and new Wall Street targets shape the 2026 outlook

Apple Stock Today: AAPL trades near $274 as China iPhone data, Apple Watch ruling, and new Wall Street targets shape the 2026 outlook

New York (Friday, December 26, 2025 — 12:36 p.m. ET): U.S. markets are open for a full session today despite the post‑Christmas lull, and trading conditions are notably thin. Reuters Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is modestly higher midday, helped by fresh China smartphone shipment data and a court development tied to the Apple Watch. Around midday in New York, AAPL last traded around $274.50, up about 0.25% on the day, with an intraday range roughly $273.11–$275.35. Apple stock price check: where AAPL is trading right now As of the latest available mid‑session print, Apple shares were: Apple’s market capitalization remains
AI Bubble Fears Meet Record Highs: S&P 500 Near 7,000 as Big Tech’s AI Spending Surge Dominates December 26, 2025

AI Bubble Fears Meet Record Highs: S&P 500 Near 7,000 as Big Tech’s AI Spending Surge Dominates December 26, 2025

Wall Street is closing out 2025 at record levels—and doing it while a louder debate simmers about whether artificial intelligence is building a durable foundation for the next decade of growth, or inflating the kind of expectations that tend to end in painful repricing. On Friday, December 26, U.S. equities returned from the Christmas break in thin trading conditions with investors watching two things at once: whether the year-end “Santa Claus rally” has enough momentum to push benchmarks to fresh milestones, and whether the AI trade that powered much of the market’s gains can keep delivering without buckling under the
Apple Stock (AAPL) Before the Market Opens Dec. 26, 2025: Latest News, iPhone Demand Signals, AI “Siri 2.0” Watchpoints, and Key Risks

Apple Stock (AAPL) Before the Market Opens Dec. 26, 2025: Latest News, iPhone Demand Signals, AI “Siri 2.0” Watchpoints, and Key Risks

Published: Dec. 25, 2025 — U.S. markets are closed today for Christmas Day. Trading resumes Friday, Dec. 26, 2025, with a full regular session after the early close on Dec. 24. Reuters Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) heads into the post‑holiday open with three storylines dominating investor attention: fresh China shipment data, a rising tide of global App Store regulation, and a growing belief on Wall Street that 2026 becomes Apple’s “AI monetization” year—even as Apple itself has acknowledged some Siri upgrades are delayed until 2026. Reuters Below is what to know before the bell on Dec. 26—including the latest headlines,
Apple Stock (AAPL) Before the Market Opens Dec. 26, 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and Key Catalysts to Watch

Apple Stock (AAPL) Before the Market Opens Dec. 26, 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and Key Catalysts to Watch

U.S. markets reopen Friday, December 26, 2025, after the Christmas Day closure—with a full trading session despite the federal government being closed. Reuters For Apple investors, that means the first “normal” read on Apple Inc. (AAPL) after a holiday-thinned stretch (early close on Dec. 24, closed Dec. 25) will arrive into a news cycle dominated by App Store regulation, fresh China iPhone shipment data, and Wall Street’s increasingly AI-driven 2026 narrative. Reuters Below is what matters most before the bell. The 30-second read: what to know about Apple stock (AAPL) for Dec. 26 Where Apple stock stands heading into Friday’s
25 December 2025
Technology Stocks Today (Dec. 25, 2025): Nvidia’s Groq Move, Apple’s China Signal, and the 2026 Tech Stock Forecast Wall Street Is Debating

Technology Stocks Today (Dec. 25, 2025): Nvidia’s Groq Move, Apple’s China Signal, and the 2026 Tech Stock Forecast Wall Street Is Debating

December 25, 2025 — U.S. equity markets are closed for Christmas Day, but the technology stock narrative isn’t taking a holiday. After a holiday-shortened Christmas Eve session pushed major indexes to fresh record closes, investors are using today’s quieter tape to do what they always do at year-end: sort the winners from the next wave, price in 2026 growth assumptions, and stress-test the “AI trade” against interest rates, regulation, and geopolitics. Reuters What’s striking about the headlines landing on 25.12.2025 is how clearly they map the tech sector’s current reality: AI infrastructure is still the gravitational center, but leadership is
25 December 2025
Big Tech Stocks on December 25, 2025: Magnificent Seven News, AI Forecasts, and What Wall Street Is Watching for 2026

Big Tech Stocks on December 25, 2025: Magnificent Seven News, AI Forecasts, and What Wall Street Is Watching for 2026

U.S. markets are closed for Christmas Day, but the Big Tech stocks story isn’t taking a holiday. After a holiday-shortened Christmas Eve session that ended with fresh record closes for the Dow and S&P 500—and extended a multi-day “Santa rally” streak—investors are heading into the final trading days of 2025 with one big question: can the Magnificent Seven keep carrying the tape in 2026, or does the AI trade finally have to prove its payoff? Reuters The latest headlines hitting Big Tech today (December 25, 2025) make that debate feel even sharper. Nvidia is cutting a noteworthy licensing deal in
Apple Stock (AAPL) News on Dec. 25, 2025: China iPhone Shipments Surge, AI “Siri 2.0” Bets Grow, and Wall Street’s 2026 Price Targets

Apple Stock (AAPL) News on Dec. 25, 2025: China iPhone Shipments Surge, AI “Siri 2.0” Bets Grow, and Wall Street’s 2026 Price Targets

December 25, 2025 — Apple Inc. stock (NASDAQ: AAPL) is spending Christmas Day doing what U.S. equities do every December 25: not trading at all. Both the NYSE and Nasdaq are closed for the holiday, following Wednesday’s shortened Christmas Eve session. New York Stock Exchange But “markets closed” doesn’t mean “nothing changed.” On Dec. 25, fresh data out of China landed squarely in Apple’s wheelhouse, reigniting the biggest recurring AAPL debate of the past decade: Is iPhone demand re-accelerating—especially in China—enough to justify Apple’s premium valuation heading into 2026? Below is the complete, up-to-date roundup of today’s Apple stock news,
Dow Jones Today (Dec. 24, 2025): DJIA Hits Record Close on Christmas Eve as Santa Rally Kicks Off — Key News, Forecasts, and Analysis

Dow Jones Today (Dec. 24, 2025): DJIA Hits Record Close on Christmas Eve as Santa Rally Kicks Off — Key News, Forecasts, and Analysis

Updated: Dec. 24, 2025, 5:01 p.m. ET The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) ended Christmas Eve trading at a fresh record, closing up 288.75 points (+0.60%) at 48,731.16 in a holiday-shortened session that featured lighter-than-usual volume and a year-end “Santa Claus rally” narrative returning to the spotlight. Reuters+1 While Wall Street’s attention was split between a rebound in AI-linked momentum, shifting rate-cut expectations for 2026, and a quick-hit batch of economic data, the Dow’s blue-chip leadership was helped by company-specific catalysts—most notably Nike, which jumped after a high-profile insider purchase by Apple CEO Tim Cook. Reuters+1 Below is a full
Apple Stock (AAPL) After the Bell on Dec. 24, 2025: Christmas Eve Close, Brazil App Store Shake-Up, and What to Watch Next

Apple Stock (AAPL) After the Bell on Dec. 24, 2025: Christmas Eve Close, Brazil App Store Shake-Up, and What to Watch Next

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) wrapped up a shortened Christmas Eve session with investors balancing year-end positioning, a supportive “risk-on” tape, and fresh regulatory headlines that keep Apple’s services ecosystem in the spotlight. Before we get into the key Apple catalysts and what matters next: U.S. stock markets do not reopen tomorrow (Thursday, Dec. 25, 2025). The NYSE holiday calendar shows Christmas Day is a full market holiday, while Dec. 24, 2025 had an early close at 1:00 p.m. ET (and the late trading session ends at 5:00 p.m. ET). New York Stock Exchange That means the practical “next open” for
24 December 2025
Apple Stock (AAPL) Today: Price Near $274 as Brazil App Store Deal, Italy Antitrust Fine, and “Siri 2.0” Forecasts Define the 2026 Outlook

Apple Stock (AAPL) Today: Price Near $274 as Brazil App Store Deal, Italy Antitrust Fine, and “Siri 2.0” Forecasts Define the 2026 Outlook

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) ended the Christmas Eve session in the spotlight for reasons that go well beyond day-to-day price action: regulators are tightening the screws on the App Store worldwide, courts are reshaping how app marketplaces can be policed, and Wall Street is increasingly treating Apple’s 2026 story as an “AI delivery” story—with Siri at the center of the plot. In thin holiday trading, Apple stock finished December 24, 2025 around $274 (close: $274.29, up from $272.36 the day before). The session’s range was roughly $272.25 to $274.74, with volume notably light—about 6.7 million shares, reflecting the shortened trading
Apple Stock (AAPL) News, Forecasts and Analyst Outlook for December 24, 2025: AI “Siri 2.0” Catalyst, App Store Regulation, and What’s Next in 2026

Apple Stock (AAPL) News, Forecasts and Analyst Outlook for December 24, 2025: AI “Siri 2.0” Catalyst, App Store Regulation, and What’s Next in 2026

Apple Inc. stock (NASDAQ: AAPL) is trading through a holiday-thinned session on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, with U.S. equities markets closing early at 1:00 p.m. ET for Christmas Eve. New York Stock Exchange+1 In early trading, AAPL hovered around $272 with light volume—typical for a shortened session and the final stretch of year-end positioning. What makes Apple stock especially interesting heading into 2026 is that the near-term story isn’t just “iPhone and Services” anymore. It’s turning into a three-way tug-of-war between: Below is a comprehensive, publication-ready roundup of the most relevant Apple stock headlines, forecasts, and analyst takes investors are
Nike Stock Rises After Apple CEO Tim Cook Buys $3 Million Stake, Signaling Confidence in Turnaround Amid Tariffs and China Slowdown

Nike Stock Rises After Apple CEO Tim Cook Buys $3 Million Stake, Signaling Confidence in Turnaround Amid Tariffs and China Slowdown

NEW YORK — Nike shares traded higher on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, after a regulatory filing showed Apple CEO Tim Cook bought nearly $3 million worth of Nike stock, a notable insider purchase that investors quickly interpreted as a vote of confidence following a bruising post-earnings selloff. Reuters+1 Cook, who has served on Nike’s board since 2005 and is the company’s lead independent director, purchased 50,000 shares of Nike Class B common stock on December 22 at a weighted average price of $58.97, according to an SEC Form 4 filed on December 23. Reuters+2SEC+2 The disclosure helped lift Nike shares
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