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Stock Market 10 December 2025
U.S. stock markets were closed Friday for Juneteenth and will reopen Monday. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all posted gains in the holiday-shortened week. Among notable movers, Verizon fell 5.7% to $45.37 as investors focused on new plans, fee cuts, and subscriber growth, with attention turning to an upcoming debt-settlement step. Plug Power rose 7.55% to $2.85, with the week’s focus on cash, financing, and project monetization. Nu shares dipped 1.4% to $12.71 but remained up 4.3% for the week, with a $1 billion buyback in view. Transocean dropped to $5.31 from $6.04 amid high trading volume. Super Micro climbed 10.37% to $30.66, with traders watching a $7 billion equity-linked deal. GE Vernova, Vertiv, and Eaton saw strong gains, while Nvidia rose 2.7%. U.S. regulators gave grid operators 60 days to address rules for connecting large electricity users. Jefferies projected $350 billion in index fund trades at the Russell reshuffle, with SpaceX set to join the Russell 1000. NuScale jumped 13.54% to $11.74 after Paragon secured a design contract for its small modular reactor project. Rocket Lab will join the Nasdaq-100, closing at $107.24, up 4.7%. Bank of America ended at $56.20, with investors watching for Fed stress-test results. Amazon gained 2.9% to $244.39 ahead of Prime Day. Flex is set to enter the S&P 500, closing at $147.61 after heavy trading. SoFi rose 8% for the week, AMC surged 21%, and Grab outperformed the Nasdaq with an 8% gain. Apple finished just under $300, with margin concerns tied to device pricing. Keel’s shares rose on both Nasdaq and Toronto exchanges. Ford slipped 5.3% for the week, with labor and EV news in focus. Chubb’s market cap neared $125.4 billion as the stock slipped modestly. Key upcoming events include May PCE inflation data and Micron’s earnings report.