NASDAQ:AMD News 20 December 2025 - 29 December 2025

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2025, 9:49 a.m. ET — Market closed. Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) enters the final stretch of 2025 with U.S. equity markets shut for the weekend and investors sizing up what could drive the next meaningful move when trading resumes Monday. After a light, post-holiday Friday session across Wall Street, AMD’s share price is holding near the $215 level—keeping the spotlight on two powerful crosscurrents that have dominated the narrative into year-end: the pace of AI infrastructure spending and the shifting rules around shipping AI accelerators into China. Reuters AMD stock price check: where shares

As of 4:43 p.m. ET in New York on Friday, December 26, 2025, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) was trading around $214.99, down about $0.10 from the prior close, with the day’s range roughly $213.06–$216.75. That “near-flat” print fits the broader tone of Friday’s U.S. market: a quiet, post-Christmas session with light volume and major indexes finishing slightly lower after a short rally, as investors looked for fresh catalysts into year-end. Reuters+1 Below is what’s driving AMD’s story right now—from AI data center demand and product roadmaps to export-control headlines and Wall Street forecasts—and what investors should keep in mind heading

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) heads into the final week of 2025 with two narratives pulling investor attention in opposite directions: accelerating demand for AI infrastructure outside the hyperscalers—and tightening, politically charged rules around what high-end compute can be shipped into China. On a quiet Christmas Day for markets, the AMD story is still moving: export licensing and “fee” frameworks are evolving, large China-based buyers are reportedly evaluating significant orders, and AMD’s own roadmap messaging continues to steer toward rack-scale systems and multi-year AI deployments with marquee partners. AMD stock: where shares stand heading into year-end U.S. markets were

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) wrapped up a holiday-shortened Christmas Eve session with little drama—and that’s the story investors should pay attention to. AMD stock finished the regular session at $215.04 (up $0.14, or +0.07%) at the 1:00 p.m. ET close, and in the first minutes of extended trading it edged down to about $214.95. Yahoo Finance+1 One important calendar note that changes the “tomorrow” setup: U.S. markets are closed on Thursday, Dec. 25 for Christmas Day, so the next full U.S. equity session is Friday, Dec. 26, 2025. NASDAQ Trader+1 AMD stock recap after the bell on 24.12.2025 In

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) finished Tuesday’s session in a narrow—but headline-driven—range as investors weighed fresh China-linked catalysts for AI accelerators against a shifting U.S. policy backdrop for semiconductors. With U.S. markets set to open Wednesday, December 24, 2025 on a shortened holiday session, AMD traders are heading into the next open watching two things above all: export-related developments (and any confirmation around China demand) and thin-liquidity price action that can amplify moves in megacap tech. AMD stock recap: where shares closed and how they looked after the bell AMD ended the regular session down 0.36% at $214.18, after

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) ended Monday’s regular session modestly higher and then traded mostly flat after the bell—yet the headline flow around China-focused AI accelerators is setting up AMD for another potentially news-driven session when U.S. markets reopen Tuesday, Dec. 23. AMD shares closed at $214.95 (+0.71%) and were little changed in after-hours trading around $215.05–$215.08 as of roughly 6:04–6:06 p.m. ET. StockAnalysis+1 What matters now isn’t the small after-hours tick. It’s the reason AMD moved at all in a thin, holiday-shortened tape—and the fact that several catalysts (and risks) could hit premarket tomorrow. AMD stock after the

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) heads into the Monday, Dec. 22, 2025 market open back in the spotlight after a sharp end-of-week move that pushed shares firmly back above the psychologically important $200 level. The setup for Monday is being driven by a familiar mix: AI/data center optimism, policy risk around China-bound AI chips, and fresh product roadmap signals that matter to long-term investors—even if they won’t hit revenue immediately. Below is what to know before the bell, including the latest corporate updates, the most relevant macro and policy headlines, and where analyst expectations stand right now. Where AMD shares stand