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NASDAQ:TSLA News 14 December 2025 - 16 December 2025

Energy Storage Stocks Today: Tesla, Fluence, Enphase, Sunrun and Albemarle React as AI Data Centers, Policy Deadlines and Lithium Forecasts Collide (Dec. 16, 2025)

Energy Storage Stocks Today: Tesla, Fluence, Enphase, Sunrun and Albemarle React as AI Data Centers, Policy Deadlines and Lithium Forecasts Collide (Dec. 16, 2025)

NEW YORK — Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025 (early afternoon ET). Energy storage stocks are back in the spotlight on the U.S. stock market today, driven by three forces that rarely hit at the same time: (1) a fast-moving surge in electricity demand tied to AI data centers, (2) shifting incentives and supply-chain rules that are reshaping solar-plus-storage and grid batteries, and (3) a new round of lithium demand forecasts that explicitly prioritize energy storage system (ESS) shipments—not just installations. That mix is creating unusually sharp differentiation inside the “energy storage” theme. Some names are moving on customer wins, partnerships and project pipelines; others
Big Tech Stocks Today: Magnificent Seven Mixed After Jobs Data, With Tesla and Meta Outperforming (US Market, Dec. 16, 2025)

Big Tech Stocks Today: Magnificent Seven Mixed After Jobs Data, With Tesla and Meta Outperforming (US Market, Dec. 16, 2025)

Big Tech stocks were mixed in early afternoon trading on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, as investors balanced a fresh U.S. jobs report, shifting expectations for 2026 interest-rate cuts, and the ongoing debate over whether AI infrastructure spending is a durable growth engine—or the next valuation trap. Shortly before 1:45 p.m. ET (prices below reflect trades around 1:35–1:40 p.m. ET), the broader market was modestly lower while leadership inside Big Tech split into two camps: Tesla and Meta higher, Alphabet leading declines, and Nvidia hovering near flat-to-up as the AI narrative evolved again. Big Tech stocks at a glance (early afternoon, ET) Here’s where the core “Magnificent Seven”
EV Stocks Today: Tesla Near Record High on Driverless Robotaxi Tests as Ford’s $19.5B EV Reset and a Charging Lawsuit Jolt the Sector (Dec. 16, 2025)

EV Stocks Today: Tesla Near Record High on Driverless Robotaxi Tests as Ford’s $19.5B EV Reset and a Charging Lawsuit Jolt the Sector (Dec. 16, 2025)

Electric vehicle (EV) stocks are trading on a split screen Tuesday, December 16, 2025: Tesla is climbing toward record territory on fresh robotaxi momentum, while much of the broader EV ecosystem—from early-stage automakers to charging names—faces a tougher tape as investors digest a major Ford strategy pivot, policy uncertainty around charging buildouts, and rate-sensitive market moves following the delayed U.S. jobs report. Below is what matters most for EV stocks today in the U.S. stock market, as of ~1:45 PM ET (intraday), and what investors are watching next. EV stocks snapshot (U.S.-listed) around 1:45 PM ET Moves are intraday vs. the prior close and change quickly. Tesla
Tesla Stock (TSLA) Near Record High as Robotaxi “No-Occupant” Testing Ignites Fresh Bull Case Forecasts

Tesla Stock (TSLA) Near Record High as Robotaxi “No-Occupant” Testing Ignites Fresh Bull Case Forecasts

December 16, 2025 — Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is back in the spotlight after a burst of autonomy-related headlines helped push the stock to the edge of record territory, reviving the long-running debate over whether investors are valuing Tesla primarily as an automaker — or as an AI-and-robotics platform. Shares finished Monday, December 15, at $475.31, after trading between roughly $467.66 and $481.77 on heavy volume. Yahoo Finance That close leaves TSLA within striking distance of its prior record markers, with market attention now centered on one question: how quickly Tesla can turn robotaxi testing into scalable, revenue-generating operations. Barron’s+1
Tesla Stock (TSLA) News Today: Robotaxi Tests Fuel Rally, But Wall Street Forecasts Split Wide on Dec. 16, 2025

Tesla Stock (TSLA) News Today: Robotaxi Tests Fuel Rally, But Wall Street Forecasts Split Wide on Dec. 16, 2025

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is trading around $475 on December 16, 2025, keeping the stock near the upper end of its recent range after Monday’s sharp move. As of 11:41 UTC, TSLA was $475.31, up about 3.5% versus the prior close. Investing.com What’s driving the attention isn’t a new vehicle launch or a quarterly earnings surprise—it’s the same narrative that has increasingly dominated Tesla’s market value in 2025: autonomy. A fresh milestone in Tesla’s robotaxi testing has energized bulls, while skeptics point to valuation, regulatory scrutiny, and the simple fact that Tesla still makes most of its money the old-fashioned
Tesla Stock (TSLA) Surges on Driverless Robotaxi Tests: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and Key Risks for December 16, 2025

Tesla Stock (TSLA) Surges on Driverless Robotaxi Tests: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and Key Risks for December 16, 2025

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is back at the center of the market conversation on December 16, 2025, after a fresh burst of optimism around the company’s autonomous-driving ambitions pushed shares higher. Tesla stock was trading around $475, up roughly 3.5%, and sitting near the top of its 52‑week range. Investing.com The catalyst isn’t a new Model Y refresh or a surprise earnings beat. It’s a classic Tesla storyline: autonomy progress + big valuation arguments + very loud disagreement among analysts about what it all should be worth. Below is what’s driving TSLA today, what major forecasts are saying, and what
Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

Stock Market Today 16.12.2025

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Tesla Stock (TSLA) After-Hours: Robotaxi Testing Update Fuels Rally — What to Know Before the Dec. 16, 2025 Market Open

Tesla Stock (TSLA) After-Hours: Robotaxi Testing Update Fuels Rally — What to Know Before the Dec. 16, 2025 Market Open

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) ended the latest U.S. session sharply higher as investors digested fresh signs of progress in the company’s robotaxi push—then eased slightly in after-hours trading. As of the close timestamp shown by Google Finance (Dec. 15, 4:03 p.m. ET), Tesla finished at $475.31, up from a $458.96 prior close, before slipping to roughly $474.05 in extended trading. google.com For readers in parts of Europe and Asia where the calendar has already turned to Tuesday, Dec. 16, this is still the Monday U.S. close—but the setup and catalysts matter the same: Tesla heads into Tuesday’s session with momentum,
15 December 2025
Elon Musk Hits $600 Billion Net Worth as SpaceX Valuation Soars and Tesla Robotaxi Tests Lift Shares

Elon Musk Hits $600 Billion Net Worth as SpaceX Valuation Soars and Tesla Robotaxi Tests Lift Shares

Elon Musk just crossed a milestone no one in modern finance has ever reached: a $600 billion fortune. On December 15, 2025, Forbes reported Musk became the first person ever estimated to be worth $600 billion or more, a leap powered by a fresh re-rating of his private rocket company SpaceX. Forbes The timing is not a coincidence. In the same news cycle, Tesla shares jumped after Musk confirmed driverless robotaxi testing, SpaceX’s secondary share sale set an eye-popping valuation, and reports pointed to an intensifying push toward a potential SpaceX IPO—the kind of market event that could reshape public
15 December 2025
Tesla Stock Jumps on Driverless Robotaxi Testing: TSLA News, Analyst Forecasts, and What Could Move Shares Next

Tesla Stock Jumps on Driverless Robotaxi Testing: TSLA News, Analyst Forecasts, and What Could Move Shares Next

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock surged on December 15, 2025 as investors latched onto a fresh signal that Tesla’s autonomy roadmap is moving from “promise” to “prototype in public.” Shares climbed roughly 4% in Monday trading, changing hands around $478.87 (up about $19.91 on the day), after CEO Elon Musk confirmed that Tesla is testing robotaxis without a front-seat safety monitor. Reuters The rally pushed TSLA toward levels not seen in months and within striking distance of last year’s record zone. Reuters reported the stock rose as much as 4.9% to $481.37, while noting Tesla’s prior record high of $488.54
S&P 500 Today (Dec. 15, 2025): Index Holds Near 6,800s as Payrolls, Inflation and AI Anxiety Set the Tone

S&P 500 Today (Dec. 15, 2025): Index Holds Near 6,800s as Payrolls, Inflation and AI Anxiety Set the Tone

NEW YORK — Monday, December 15, 2025 (11:40 a.m. ET) — The S&P 500 is steady in late-morning trading as Wall Street starts the final full trading week of 2025 with a familiar mix of optimism and caution: hopes for easier rates in 2026, nerves around big-tech valuations, and a packed calendar of delayed U.S. economic data that could quickly change the market’s direction. Reuters+1 As of 11:27 a.m. ET, the S&P 500 (SPX) was at 6,836.37, up 0.13% on the day (quotes may be delayed). Stooq S&P 500 live update: early gains fade, trading stays rangebound The S&P 500
AI Stocks Today: Nvidia, Oracle, Broadcom and Tesla Set the Tone as Wall Street Digests “AI Bubble” Fears (Dec. 15, 2025)

AI Stocks Today: Nvidia, Oracle, Broadcom and Tesla Set the Tone as Wall Street Digests “AI Bubble” Fears (Dec. 15, 2025)

Late morning on Monday, December 15, 2025 (around 11:30 a.m. ET), “AI stocks” are once again doing what they’ve done all year: pulling the broader market narrative toward big, fast-moving bets on compute, data centers, and monetization—and then snapping back when investors start asking the same hard question: Where are the profits relative to the spending? After last week’s sharp shakeout in AI-linked names, U.S. traders started this new week with a cautious rebound in mega-cap tech, while several AI bellwethers remained volatile amid a heavy calendar of economic reports and fresh analyst forecasts for 2026. Reuters+1 AI stocks and the market today: a choppy
Elon Musk Net Worth in 2025: Bloomberg Estimates $470 Billion as Tesla Robotaxi News and SpaceX IPO Talk Fuel Fresh Forecasts

Elon Musk Net Worth in 2025: Bloomberg Estimates $470 Billion as Tesla Robotaxi News and SpaceX IPO Talk Fuel Fresh Forecasts

Elon Musk’s net worth has once again become a daily headline—not because his paycheck changed, but because the market values of his companies did. As of December 15, 2025 (12:02 a.m. UTC), the Bloomberg Billionaires Index estimates Musk’s net worth at about $470 billion, with Tesla listed as his biggest asset. Bloomberg That figure is not a bank balance. It’s an estimate of the value of Musk’s stakes—mostly in Tesla, SpaceX, and his AI-and-social portfolio—minus liabilities, updated as stock prices move and private-company valuations get refreshed. Bloomberg explicitly describes its index as dynamic, updating figures every business day after U.S. trading closes, using the latest closing prices
Nasdaq Today: Tech Rebounds in Choppy Trade as AI Bubble Fears Meet a Data-Packed Week (Dec. 15, 2025)

Nasdaq Today: Tech Rebounds in Choppy Trade as AI Bubble Fears Meet a Data-Packed Week (Dec. 15, 2025)

NEW YORK — Monday, December 15, 2025 (11:00 a.m. ET) — The Nasdaq is trying to steady itself at the start of the final full trading week of 2025, but the tape remains indecisive: a rebound in mega-cap tech is colliding with lingering concerns about whether the AI spending boom can deliver profits fast enough to justify today’s valuations. By late morning, the Nasdaq Composite was seesawing between small gains and losses. Reuters reported the index up about 0.39% at 23,286.32 around 9:35 a.m. ET, while the Associated Press described the Nasdaq down about 0.2% as of 10 a.m. ET, underscoring the market’s whipsaw
Santa Claus Rally 2025: AI Jitters, Fed Signals and Global Central Banks Put Wall Street’s Year-End Bounce to the Test

Santa Claus Rally 2025: AI Jitters, Fed Signals and Global Central Banks Put Wall Street’s Year-End Bounce to the Test

December 15, 2025 — The market’s most persistent seasonal storyline is back: will the “Santa Claus rally” save the final stretch of the year, or is Wall Street about to get a lump of coal? As the last full trading week of 2025 begins, investors are trying to stabilize after a tech-led slide last week—while juggling a rare mix of cross-currents: delayed U.S. economic data due to the government shutdown, multiple major central bank decisions, renewed worries about an AI-driven capex bubble, and fresh tremors from China’s property market. Reuters+2Reuters+2 Wall Street starts the week cautiously higher—while the “AI trade”
Tesla Stock (TSLA) Surges on Driverless Robotaxi Test Buzz as Board Pay Scrutiny and 2026 Forecasts Fuel the Debate (Dec. 15, 2025)

Tesla Stock (TSLA) Surges on Driverless Robotaxi Test Buzz as Board Pay Scrutiny and 2026 Forecasts Fuel the Debate (Dec. 15, 2025)

Tesla, Inc. stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) is back at the center of a familiar—and increasingly high-stakes—Wall Street argument: is Tesla primarily an electric-vehicle manufacturer facing demand headwinds, or an AI-and-autonomy platform nearing a step-change moment? On Monday, Dec. 15, Tesla shares jumped about 4.5% to $479.53 in early U.S. trading (as of 14:37 UTC / 9:37 a.m. ET), extending a volatile stretch where the stock’s price action has been tightly linked to new signals—real or perceived—about robotaxis and Full Self-Driving progress. Today’s catalyst mix is unusually broad: a reported milestone in Austin robotaxi testing, fresh governance scrutiny around director compensation, and
Tesla Stock (TSLA) Today: Driverless Robotaxi Tests, Board Pay Scrutiny, and Wall Street’s 2026 Forecasts

Tesla Stock (TSLA) Today: Driverless Robotaxi Tests, Board Pay Scrutiny, and Wall Street’s 2026 Forecasts

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is back in the center of the market’s attention on Monday, December 15, 2025—where almost every headline seems to pull the stock in two directions at once. On one hand: momentum in autonomy. Reports and confirmation from Elon Musk indicate Tesla has begun testing at least some robotaxi vehicles in Austin with no safety monitor inside—a milestone for a company that has staked a large part of its valuation on self-driving and AI. Business Insider+1On the other hand: governance and “old Tesla” fundamentals. Reuters published a detailed analysis showing Tesla directors have accumulated more than $3
Cathie Wood Sells $40M in Tesla, Keeps Cutting Iridium, and Adds Nurix: What ARK Invest’s Latest Trades Signal on Dec. 15, 2025

Cathie Wood Sells $40M in Tesla, Keeps Cutting Iridium, and Adds Nurix: What ARK Invest’s Latest Trades Signal on Dec. 15, 2025

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest is heading into mid-December with a familiar playbook: rotate aggressively, publish the receipts, and keep investors guessing about what “disruptive innovation” looks like in a market that’s re-pricing risk. On Monday, December 15, 2025, the broader backdrop is a market trying to steady itself after a bruising tech-led pullback and renewed debate over whether parts of the AI trade have become overcrowded. Reuters reported that investors have been unwinding segments of the “AI-capex trade,” with global risk appetite still sensitive to rates and upcoming central-bank decisions and economic data. Reuters+1 Against that backdrop, ARK’s latest disclosed
Tesla Stock (TSLA) News Today: Driverless Robotaxi Tests, Analyst Price Targets, and 2026 Forecasts (Dec. 15, 2025)

Tesla Stock (TSLA) News Today: Driverless Robotaxi Tests, Analyst Price Targets, and 2026 Forecasts (Dec. 15, 2025)

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is back in the middle of the market’s favorite argument: is Tesla primarily an electric-vehicle company battling a slowing demand cycle—or an AI/autonomy platform on the verge of a step-change moment? As of the latest available quote, Tesla stock is around $458.96 after a strong prior session, with heavy trading volume and a wide daily range that underscores how quickly sentiment can swing when “robotaxi” and “Full Self-Driving” (FSD) are in the headlines. StockAnalysis What’s new on December 15, 2025 is not another abstract promise. It’s a tangible signal from Austin, Texas—plus fresh analyst positioning and
Tesla Stock (TSLA) Before US Market Open 15 December 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and Key Catalysts to Watch

Tesla Stock (TSLA) Before US Market Open 15 December 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and Key Catalysts to Watch

Tesla stock heads into Monday’s US session with a familiar setup: strong share momentum and a sky-high valuation narrative tied to autonomy and robotics—colliding with fresh evidence of weakening demand in several core EV markets and heightened regulatory scrutiny around Full Self-Driving (FSD). Below is what to know about TSLA before the US stock market opens on 15/12/2025, based on the most recent reporting, regulatory documents, and analyst commentary. Tesla stock premarket setup: where TSLA closed and why it matters Tesla shares last traded at $458.96, up 2.70% on the day, with an intraday range of roughly $441.87 to $462.72 and volume near 95.7 million shares. TSLA’s 52-week
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7 February 2026
London, Feb 7, 2026, 19:55 GMT — Market closed. HSBC (HSBA.L) shares ended Friday up 2.2% at 1,305.8 pence, reversing a 2.3% drop the day before, as investors steadied their views on UK rate cuts going into the new week. (Investing.com) The swing has been about the Bank of England’s split vote and what it implies for the next move. “They have tweaked the cautious easing guidance by scrapping reference to a gradual downward path of the bank rate,” said Elias Haddad, senior markets strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman. Lee Hardman, senior currency analyst at MUFG, said it “certainly looks
Agricultural Bank of China 601288 A-shares slide as tech rout bites; inflation data is the next test

Agricultural Bank of China 601288 A-shares slide as tech rout bites; inflation data is the next test

7 February 2026
Agricultural Bank of China’s A shares closed down 0.45% at 6.67 yuan in Shanghai Friday, with turnover at 2.24 billion yuan. The bank’s A-share capital remained unchanged at 319.24 billion shares as of Jan. 31. Mainland and Hong Kong stocks fell after a global tech selloff and a sharp drop in silver futures. China’s January CPI data is due Feb. 11, with trading expected to thin ahead of the Lunar New Year break.
Palantir stock price rebounds after AI shakeout — what traders watch next week

Palantir stock price rebounds after AI shakeout — what traders watch next week

7 February 2026
Palantir Technologies shares rose 4.5% to $135.90 Friday after reporting a 70% jump in Q4 revenue to $1.407 billion and forecasting 61% revenue growth in 2026. The stock rebounded from a 6.8% drop Thursday, triggered by concerns over Big Tech capital spending and AI’s impact on software demand. A new partnership with Cognizant and U.S. government policy shifts kept Palantir in focus. Director Alexander D. Moore sold 20,000 shares on Feb. 2.
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