NYSE:BAC News 13 December 2025 - 20 December 2025

Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) ended Thursday’s session modestly lower and then traded essentially flat in after-hours action, even as the broader market digested a cooler inflation print and fresh rate-cut chatter. By late evening, BAC was changing hands around $54.26, down about 0.6% from the prior close, after trading between roughly $53.78 and $55.15 during the day. After the bell, the stock showed up on after-hours “most active” lists with unusually heavy extended-session share volume, but without a dramatic price swing—an important detail as traders head into Friday, when derivatives-related flows can amplify moves across large, liquid names

Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) finished Monday’s session modestly higher and was little changed in after-hours trading, even as Wall Street’s broader mood stayed cautious to start the last full trading week of 2025. Investors are now shifting their focus to a heavy pre-market economic-data slate on Tuesday—most notably a shutdown-delayed U.S. employment report that could move Treasury yields and, by extension, rate-sensitive financial stocks like Bank of America. StockAnalysis+1 Below is what happened with BAC after the bell on December 15, 2025, the key headlines that crossed today, and the specific things to watch before Tuesday’s opening bell.