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NASDAQ:TSLA News 29 December 2025 - 31 December 2025

Rivian stock slips again in premarket after CEO share-sale disclosure, with Tesla deliveries next

Rivian stock slips again in premarket after CEO share-sale disclosure, with Tesla deliveries next

NEW YORK, December 31, 2025, 06:05 ET — Premarket Rivian Automotive shares were down about 0.9% in premarket trading on Wednesday at $19.42, after the stock fell 5.2% in the previous session. https://www.futunn.com/en/stock/RIVN-US The decline has kept focus on an insider-trading disclosure that surfaced as markets moved into the year’s final, lower-liquidity stretch, when smaller orders can move prices more than usual. That matters now because Rivian’s stock has been a high-volatility trade, and investors are sensitive to signals around funding risk and demand trends across the electric-vehicle sector. Insider sales can weigh on sentiment because some investors interpret them
Tesla stock today: TSLA slips after company posts delivery-consensus table ahead of Friday numbers

Tesla stock today: TSLA slips after company posts delivery-consensus table ahead of Friday numbers

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 16:07 ET — After-hours Tesla shares fell about 0.8% on Tuesday to $455.75 after the electric-vehicle maker published a company-compiled analyst consensus that points to a weaker fourth-quarter delivery count. The timing matters: Tesla is expected to report its official fourth-quarter and full-year production and delivery tally on Friday (Jan. 2), and analysts expect a year-over-year decline after U.S. tax credits expired in September. Tesla’s cheaper “Standard” versions of the Model Y and Model 3, launched in October, have not erased worries about demand and competition. Reuters Deliveries are Wall Street’s cleanest read on near-term
Rivian stock drops nearly 6% as CEO share-sale filing hits the tape in thin year-end trade

Rivian stock drops nearly 6% as CEO share-sale filing hits the tape in thin year-end trade

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 13:30 ET — Regular session Rivian Automotive, Inc shares were down about 6% on Tuesday, pulling back in a light year-end session after a regulatory filing disclosed a stock sale by Chief Executive Officer Robert J. Scaringe. The move matters because thin holiday liquidity can exaggerate swings in high-volatility names, and investors have shifted back to demand signals and funding risk across electric-vehicle makers. Traders also had one eye on U.S. Federal Reserve minutes due later in the session and a closely watched Tesla update on quarterly deliveries, events that can reset risk appetite for
S&P 500 flatlines into year-end as Fed minutes loom; Meta’s AI buy, Boeing contract in focus

S&P 500 flatlines into year-end as Fed minutes loom; Meta’s AI buy, Boeing contract in focus

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 09:53 ET — Regular session Wall Street’s main indexes opened with modest declines on Tuesday after a technology-driven pullback in the prior session interrupted the late-December grind higher. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 27 points, or 0.06%, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite edged down about 0.1% at the opening bell. Reuters The muted start comes as investors navigate the final two sessions of 2025 with thin liquidity and a market still sitting near record territory. On Monday, the Dow fell 0.51%, the S&P 500 lost 0.35% and the Nasdaq dropped 0.50%, dragged
Tesla stock today: TSLA steadies as delivery report nears and tax-credit hit bites demand

Tesla stock today: TSLA steadies as delivery report nears and tax-credit hit bites demand

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 09:35 ET — Regular session Tesla shares were up about 0.3% at $461 shortly after the opening bell on Tuesday, as investors digested forecasts calling for a fourth-quarter delivery decline ahead of Tesla’s report due Friday. TSLA ended Monday at $459.64 and has traded below last week’s 52-week high of $498.83. StockAnalysis+1 The delivery update matters because it is one of the cleanest, near-term reads on demand after U.S. federal EV tax credits ended in September, a shift that has forced automakers to lean more heavily on pricing and incentives. It also comes at a
Dow Jones today: Dow drops 249 points as tech slides; Fed minutes next on deck

Dow Jones today: Dow drops 249 points as tech slides; Fed minutes next on deck

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 03:59 ET — Market closed Wall Street’s blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI) fell 249.04 points, or 0.51%, on Monday to 48,461.93, pulling back in thin year-end trading after the benchmark hit a record closing high last week. The S&P 500 (.SPX) lost 0.35% and the Nasdaq Composite (.IXIC) dropped 0.50% as heavyweight technology shares retreated, with Tesla sliding 3.3%, Nvidia down 1.2% and Palantir off 2.4%. Materials weakened as silver and gold slipped from recent records, while energy stocks gained with oil rising; DigitalBridge jumped 9.6% on SoftBank’s planned $4 billion acquisition, and investors
Tesla stock today: TSLA slides as supplier slashes a $2.9 billion battery deal to $7,386

Tesla stock today: TSLA slides as supplier slashes a $2.9 billion battery deal to $7,386

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 02:35 ET — Market closed Tesla shares fell 3.3% to $459.64 in Monday’s regular session. South Korean battery-materials maker L&F said the value of its 2023 deal to supply Tesla and its affiliates with high-nickel cathode materials — a key ingredient in a battery’s positive electrode — from January 2024 through December 2025 has shrunk to $7,386 from an earlier projection of $2.9 billion. Sources and analysts linked the deal to Tesla’s in-house 4680 cells, and Samsung Securities analyst Cho Hyun-ryul said weaker electric-vehicle (EV) demand and production-yield issues — how many usable cells come
Amphenol stock slips in year-end tech pullback; Fed minutes and housing data loom

Amphenol stock slips in year-end tech pullback; Fed minutes and housing data loom

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 9:54 PM ET — Market closed Amphenol Corp shares fell 0.4% to end at $136.90 on Monday, as heavyweight technology names retreated and pulled the broader market lower in the final week of 2025. StockAnalysis+1 The move matters now because Amphenol sits at the intersection of industrial and tech spending: it sells connectors, sensors and high-speed cables used in data communications and other end markets that often trade with investor sentiment toward big tech and AI-linked hardware demand. Reuters With trading conditions typically thinner into year-end, swings tied to positioning can have an outsized impact
Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq slip as Tesla, Nvidia retreat; SoftBank deal lifts DigitalBridge

Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq slip as Tesla, Nvidia retreat; SoftBank deal lifts DigitalBridge

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 4:59 PM ET — After-hours Wall Street closed lower on Monday as heavyweight technology shares retreated in the final week of 2025, taking some air out of last week’s push to record highs. The late-December wobble matters because many investors are managing year-end risk and rebalancing portfolios after a strong run. With fewer traders at their desks, small order flows can move prices more than usual. The bigger question for markets is whether the momentum behind 2025’s rally can carry into the first sessions of 2026, or whether profit-taking and crowded positioning will keep volatility
Tesla stock drops after supplier slashes $2.9 billion battery deal to $7,386

Tesla stock drops after supplier slashes $2.9 billion battery deal to $7,386

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 16:13 ET — After-hours Tesla Inc (TSLA) shares were down 3.3% at $459.51 late in Monday’s regular session after South Korea’s L&F said the value of its battery-material supply deal with Tesla had shrunk to $7,386 from an earlier projection of $2.9 billion. “There is anxiety about the battery sector overall,” said Cho Hyun-ryul, a senior analyst at Samsung Securities. Reuters The supplier disclosure matters because Tesla is closing out the year with investors demanding proof points on the parts of its story that sit outside core vehicle sales. Small shifts in demand signals can
Wall Street slips as Big Tech retreats; SoftBank deal lifts DigitalBridge

Wall Street slips as Big Tech retreats; SoftBank deal lifts DigitalBridge

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 2:04 PM ET — Regular session Wall Street’s main indexes fell on Monday as heavyweight technology names retreated in the final trading week of the year. The S&P 500 fell about 0.4% and the Nasdaq slid about 0.6%, while the Dow eased about 0.5%. The pullback comes with just a handful of sessions left in 2025, a stretch when managers often adjust positions for year-end reporting and liquidity thins out. Investors were also watching for a so-called “Santa Claus rally,” the seasonal tendency for the S&P 500 to rise in the last five trading days
Wall Street wobbles into year-end as Nvidia, Tesla slide and SoftBank lifts DigitalBridge

Wall Street wobbles into year-end as Nvidia, Tesla slide and SoftBank lifts DigitalBridge

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 13:51 ET — Regular session U.S. stocks slipped on Monday as investors trimmed exposure to heavyweight technology names that powered last week’s rally. The move matters because benchmarks entered the final week of the year near record territory and close to the S&P 500’s next big round-number milestone, leaving little cushion for profit-taking. Reuters Trading conditions are also thinner in the holiday-shortened week, when fewer orders can make price swings look bigger than usual. Reuters+2Reuters+2 By about 1:36 p.m. ET, the S&P 500 was down roughly 0.4%, the Nasdaq about 0.5% and the Dow around
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