NASDAQ:BKNG News 13 December 2025 - 3 January 2026

NEW YORK, January 3, 2026, 15:59 ET — Market closed Booking Holdings Inc’s common stock ended the week on the back foot after an SEC filing flagged a small planned insider sale late Friday. The move comes as investors reset positioning at the start of a new year and test whether consumer demand for travel holds up against still-tight financial conditions. Booking is closely watched because it sits at the intersection of discretionary spending, cross-border travel and currency moves, all of which can swing quickly when rate expectations shift. A Form 144 filing showed Robert J. Mylod Jr., identified as

New York, Jan 2, 2026, 14:57 ET — Regular session Booking Holdings shares were lower on Friday as U.S. equities gave back early gains in the first regular session of 2026. The stock was down about 0.9% at $5,306.83 in afternoon trading. The move matters now because investors are resetting positions after a strong 2025, with valuations and interest-rate expectations back in focus. A broad pullback in consumer discretionary stocks — a sector that includes travel and online retail — has also weighed on sentiment. Reuters “Stocks trade expensive on 18 of 20 measures,” Savita Subramanian, Bank of America’s equity

NEW YORK, January 1, 2026, 16:24 ET — Market closed Booking Holdings’ shares were last down 1.3% at $5,355.33 on Wednesday, the last trading session of 2025, while U.S. markets were shut on Thursday for the New Year’s Day holiday. MarketWatch+1 The move matters heading into 2026 because Booking is still trading not far from its 52-week peak, leaving investors sensitive to any shift in travel demand and consumer spending trends. MarketWatch Thin holiday liquidity can magnify price swings, and investors are looking for fresh signposts as “the flow of economic data returns to normal,” after a choppy year, strategists

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 21:49 ET — Market closed. Booking Holdings shares finished nearly flat on Monday, closing at $5,441.33 after trading in a roughly $58 range during the session. The muted close masked a familiar late-December dynamic: fund flows and thin liquidity can matter as much as company headlines, especially for high-priced, widely held stocks. That matters now because U.S. markets are heading into a holiday stretch, with New Year’s Day falling on Thursday and U.S. equity markets shut. New York Stock Exchange+1 Booking opened at $5,443.39, dipped as low as $5,403.94 and topped out at $5,462.00 before

Booking Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: BKNG) — the parent of Booking.com, Priceline, Agoda, KAYAK and OpenTable — is ending 2025 with a familiar mix of strength and scrutiny: steady travel demand and expanding product breadth on one side, and rising legal/regulatory pressure in Europe on the other. bookingholdings.com+2Reuters+2 As of Dec. 22, BKNG shares are trading around the mid‑$5,400s, modestly higher on the day, after a volatile stretch in mid‑December that included a sharp up session (Dec. 15) and a notable pullback (Dec. 17). MarketWatch+1 Below is a detailed, publication-ready roundup of the most relevant BKNG stock news, forecasts, and analyst-driven

Booking Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: BKNG) enters the week of December 22–26, 2025 in a familiar place for long-term investors: near highs, supported by resilient global travel demand, but still facing a fast-evolving competitive and regulatory backdrop. With U.S. markets heading into a holiday-shortened trading week (and typically lighter liquidity), the setup is less about company-specific catalysts and more about how investors price (1) travel demand durability, (2) margin and buyback expectations, and (3) AI/search disruption risk—especially as big tech pushes further into travel planning. Nasdaq+2New York Stock Exchange+2 Below is a detailed, publication-ready, week-ahead report using the latest available reporting

December 15, 2025 — Booking Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: BKNG) stock traded higher on Monday, extending a strong run that has kept the online travel leader firmly on investors’ radar going into year-end. Shares were up roughly 3% in Monday trading, hovering around the mid‑$5,400s to mid‑$5,500s range, depending on the time of the quote. StockAnalysis What stands out on 12/15/2025 isn’t a single blockbuster company announcement—rather, it’s a cluster of investor-relevant signals: elevated options volume, fresh institutional filing headlines, ongoing AI-driven competitive shifts in travel search, and a steady drumbeat of partnerships aimed at widening Booking.com’s reach beyond classic hotel

Updated: December 12, 2025 (U.S. market close) Booking Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: BKNG) ended the week with a modest but notable gain, outperforming a choppier tape as investors digested a fresh Federal Reserve rate cut and rotated between “AI trade” volatility and consumer-facing names. By Friday’s close, BKNG finished at $5,301.64, up 0.42% on the day. MarketBeat+1 That closing print caps a steady week for the online travel leader—and sets up a “week ahead” narrative centered on year-end travel demand, distribution and AI-driven search concerns, and a string of partnership headlines across Booking’s ecosystem (Booking.com, Priceline, Agoda, KAYAK, and OpenTable). Booking