NASDAQ:INTC 18 December 2025 - 24 December 2025

Intel Corporation finished Tuesday’s regular session essentially flat and remained steady in after-hours trading—an anticlimactic close on price, but a busy day for the narrative around Intel’s U.S. manufacturing push, its 18A ramp, and what options traders are signaling into a holiday-shortened session on Wednesday, December 24. As of roughly 6:26 p.m. ET, INTC traded around $36.35, little changed from the regular session close. During Tuesday’s session, the stock moved between roughly $36.04 and $36.80 on about 35.9 million shares, a lighter-than-usual day for Intel.

Intel Corporation ended Monday’s session lower, then inched higher after the closing bell as investors digested a fresh Wall Street upgrade and positioned for a thin, holiday-shortened trading week. After regular-hours trading, Intel shares closed at $36.37, down 1.22% on the day. In after-hours trading, the stock ticked up to about $36.45 by the end of the extended session. Google+1

Intel Corporation ended Monday’s regular session in the red, but the stock nudged higher in after-hours trading as investors weighed a fresh Bank of America upgrade against a holiday-thinned market and a busy U.S. economic calendar set for Tuesday morning. MarketScreener+2Investing.com+2 Below is what matters most after the bell on 22/12/2025—and what to keep on your radar before the market opens Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2025.

Dec. 22, 2025 — Intel Corporation is back in the spotlight as investors weigh a rare mix of bullish balance-sheet headlines, meaningful foundry milestones, and fresh geopolitical and governance risks. As of 16:17 UTC on Monday, Dec. 22, Intel shares were trading around $36.72, after touching an intraday high of $37.92 and low of $36.67. That price leaves Intel meaningfully below its recent 52‑week high of $44.02, a reminder that the stock’s 2025 rally hasn’t erased investor caution about execution and competition. MarketWatch

Intel Corporation is starting the week in focus as chip stocks catch a fresh bid heading into a holiday-shortened stretch for U.S. markets. As of Monday, December 22, 2025, Intel shares were trading around $36.82, up about 1.6% from the prior close in early trading. That move isn’t happening in a vacuum. Investors are weighing a dense mix of catalysts around Intel—some market-wide and some extremely company-specific.

Intel Corporation heads into the December 22, 2025 U.S. market open with a rare combination of near-term catalysts, structural tailwinds, and lingering execution questions. In a holiday-shortened week that can amplify price swings on lighter liquidity, Intel stock is likely to stay headline-sensitive. Below is what investors and traders should know before the bell.

Intel Corporation stock heads into the week of December 22–26, 2025 with a rare mix of catalysts that are both market-moving and hard to handicap: a newly cleared Nvidia investment, deepening U.S. government involvement, and a Christmas-shortened trading week that can amplify volatility on lighter volume. As of the latest close, Intel shares were around $36.82. MarketBeat

Intel Corporation stock is closing out 2025 with a familiar mix of optimism and skepticism—and the weekend of Dec. 20, 2025 captured that tension perfectly. On one side: a high-profile regulatory green light for Nvidia’s investment and another tangible manufacturing milestone for Intel Foundry. On the other: ongoing questions about execution, capital intensity, and geopolitical headline risk that can swing sentiment quickly. Below is a full roundup of the news, forecasts, and market analyses circulating on Dec. 20, 2025, plus the key catalysts investors are watching as Intel heads toward 2026.

Intel Corporation stock is ending 2025 with a familiar mix of big promises and big questions. On one side: tangible foundry milestones and a manufacturing roadmap that could restore credibility after years of slips. On the other: intensifying political scrutiny, a deal-driven rally that some analysts call “too far, too fast,” and fresh headlines around acquisitions and partnerships that could reshape Intel’s AI trajectory. As of Friday, December 19, 2025, Intel shares were trading around $37.13, up about 2.3% during the session. In the broader market, U.S. stocks and semiconductors were also higher, with the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index up as tech rebounded following upbeat signals elsewhere in the chip sector. Reuters

Intel Corporation ended Thursday’s session modestly higher, then eased slightly in after-hours trading as investors digested a fresh batch of macro signals and semiconductor-sector headlines heading into Friday. In regular trading on Dec. 18, 2025, Intel shares closed at $36.28, up 0.64%, after swinging through a wide intraday range on elevated volume. StockAnalysis+1After the bell, Intel traded around $36.24, down about 0.11% at the time of Investing.com’s after-hours update—small movement, but notable as the market gears up for a potentially volatile Friday. Investing.com

Intel Corporation stock is back in the spotlight on Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025, as investors weigh two powerful forces pulling in opposite directions: a major chipmaking milestone that reinforces Intel Foundry’s long-term roadmap, and fresh political scrutiny tied to the company’s evaluation of semiconductor manufacturing tools with links to China. The push-pull dynamic shows up clearly in recent price action. Intel shares ended Wednesday, Dec. 17 at $36.05, down 3.38% and marking a fifth straight daily decline, leaving the stock about 18% below its 52-week high of $44.02 reached on Dec. 3. MarketWatch

Intel Corporation ended Wednesday’s session sharply lower—then steadied slightly in after-hours trading—after a risk-off day for technology and semiconductors collided with fresh Washington scrutiny over chipmaking tools and new attention on Intel’s longer-term manufacturing roadmap. Below is a full after-the-bell recap for Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2025, plus the key catalysts to watch before the opening bell on Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025—including major U.S. inflation data due before the market opens.