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Mastercard (MA) Stock on December 4, 2025: Price, Latest News, Analyst Forecasts and AI‑Payments Outlook

Mastercard (MA) Stock on December 4, 2025: Price, Latest News, Analyst Forecasts and AI‑Payments Outlook

Updated: December 4, 2025 Mastercard Incorporated (NYSE: MA) remains one of the most closely watched large‑cap financial stocks as 2025 winds down. On Thursday, December 4, 2025, Mastercard shares closed just under $545, down about 1.6% on the day, and sit roughly in the middle of their 52‑week range of around $466 to $602.StockAnalysis+1 Despite the pullback, Wall Street’s consensus still points to high‑teens percentage upside over the next 12 months, supported by strong earnings growth, aggressive AI and open‑finance initiatives, and new moves into stablecoins and cyber‑security.MarketBeat+2StockAnalysis+2 Below is a detailed, news‑driven look at Mastercard stock as of December
Mastercard Stock (MA) Today: AI Payments, Analyst Price Targets and 2026 Outlook – December 3, 2025

Mastercard Stock (MA) Today: AI Payments, Analyst Price Targets and 2026 Outlook – December 3, 2025

Published: December 3, 2025 – Information only, not investment advice. Mastercard stock on 3 December 2025: price and market snapshot As of the close on December 3, 2025, Mastercard Incorporated (NYSE: MA) is trading around $553.73 per share, modestly higher on the day and roughly mid‑range in its 52‑week band. Recent filings and price data show: Mastercard also pays a quarterly dividend of $0.76 per share (annualized $3.04, yield close to 0.6%) with a payout ratio under 20%, leaving plenty of room to reinvest in growth while still returning cash to shareholders. MarketBeat Institutional ownership remains extremely high at roughly
Black Friday 2025: U.S. Shoppers Spend Record $11.8 Billion Online as AI and BNPL Reshape Holiday Spending

Black Friday 2025: U.S. Shoppers Spend Record $11.8 Billion Online as AI and BNPL Reshape Holiday Spending

U.S. shoppers just delivered the biggest digital Black Friday on record, spending $11.8 billion online in a single day, even as high prices, weak consumer sentiment and a soft labor market weigh on household budgets. Reuters+1 Early data from Adobe Analytics, Mastercard, Salesforce and the National Retail Federation (NRF) shows a holiday season that looks strong on the surface — but is increasingly powered by AI shopping tools, higher prices, and “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) financing, rather than a broad-based spending boom. AP News+3Reuters+3AP News+3 Below is a breakdown of what we know as of November 30, 2025, and what it signals for Cyber
US Money News, Nov. 28–30, 2025: Record Black Friday Spending, Fed Cut Expectations and a Futures Market Shock

US Money News, Nov. 28–30, 2025: Record Black Friday Spending, Fed Cut Expectations and a Futures Market Shock

From November 28 to 30, 2025, US “money news” has been dominated by three big themes: record-breaking Black Friday spending, growing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December, and a rare outage that froze global futures trading for hours. Layered on top of that are rising consumer debt worries, a still-fragile post‑shutdown economy and a federal budget strained by higher interest costs. Here’s what mattered for your wallet and the wider US economy this weekend. 1. Black Friday 2025: Americans Spend Big – With Help From AI and Debt Online sales hit a record $11.8 billion US consumers
Mastercard Stock in Focus: Black Friday Strength, Swipe‑Fee Settlement and AI Push Shape the Outlook for MA

Mastercard Stock in Focus: Black Friday Strength, Swipe‑Fee Settlement and AI Push Shape the Outlook for MA

Mastercard Incorporated (NYSE: MA) heads into December 2025 with its stock trading below recent highs but backed by resilient spending data, a landmark legal settlement, and a deepening push into AI, cybersecurity and digital assets. As of November 28, 2025, Mastercard stock was trading around $550–551 per share, giving the company a market capitalization of roughly $489 billion. That leaves MA about 8–9% below its 52‑week high of $601.77, though still modestly positive over the past year with a 1‑year gain of about 3%. Simply Wall St+2Simply Wall St+2 At the same time, Mastercard continues to deliver very strong profitability,
Mastercard (MA) Stock on November 28, 2025: Institutional Buying, Africa Expansion and Crypto Wallet Push Drive the Story

Mastercard (MA) Stock on November 28, 2025: Institutional Buying, Africa Expansion and Crypto Wallet Push Drive the Story

Updated November 28, 2025 Key takeaways Mastercard stock today: Price action and basic snapshot As of late trading on Friday, November 28, 2025, Mastercard shares change hands around $550.53. That level: TradingView+1 Key valuation and fundamental markers: Despite the recent pullback, MA still trades at a rich earnings multiple relative to the broader market and most financials, which several analyst notes flag as the main brake on near‑term upside. Nasdaq+1 Big money moves: Norges Bank, hedge funds and 13F headlines Much of today’s company‑specific news flow around Mastercard centers on new disclosures from large institutional investors. Norges Bank’s multi‑billion dollar
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ST Engineering stock price drops 2% to S$9.71 as drone-autonomy tie-up grabs attention

ST Engineering stock price drops 2% to S$9.71 as drone-autonomy tie-up grabs attention

7 February 2026
ST Engineering shares fell 1.9% to S$9.71 Friday, outpacing the Singapore market’s 0.8% drop amid a tech-led selloff. The company signed a deal with Shield AI at the Singapore Airshow to integrate autonomy software into its unmanned platforms and unveiled a small drone capable of carrying explosives. About 6.9 million shares traded as investors await full-year results on Feb. 27.
SGX share price dips at week’s end after record profit; what investors watch next

SGX share price dips at week’s end after record profit; what investors watch next

7 February 2026
Singapore Exchange shares closed 0.4% lower at S$17.57 on Friday, despite reporting record half-year results and a higher dividend earlier in the week. Broker targets diverged after the update, with Maybank and DBS raising targets while Citi stayed bearish. Investors are watching for signs of momentum from derivatives and equity-market reforms as the next session opens Monday.
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