Stock Market 10 December 2025

In the holiday-shortened week ending June 21, 2026, several notable moves and events shaped U.S. financial and technology markets. GE Vernova, Vertiv, and Eaton posted strong gains, up 18.0%, 10.0%, and 7.8% respectively, while Nvidia rose 2.7%. U.S. regulators gave six regional grid operators 60 days to address rules for connecting large electricity users like data centers. Jefferies estimated about $350 billion in index fund trades at Friday’s close, with SpaceX set to join the Russell 1000. Rocket Lab will be added to the Nasdaq-100, finishing the week up 4.7%. NuScale climbed 13.54% on June 18, with Paragon securing a design contract for its small modular reactor project. Bank of America closed at $56.20, with investors watching for the Fed’s annual stress-test results. Amazon ended at $244.39, up 2.9%, ahead of Prime Day on June 23-26. Flex is set to enter the S&P 500, though its shares dipped 1.4% amid heavy trading. SoFi rose 8% for the week, while AMC surged 21%. Grab outperformed the Nasdaq Composite, gaining 8% for the week. Apple finished just under $300, with investors weighing the impact of device price increases on margins. Keel’s Nasdaq shares rose 5.36%, and its Toronto listing jumped 12.33%. Ford fell 5.3% for the week. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all posted gains, while upcoming catalysts include May PCE inflation data and Micron’s earnings. Chubb’s market cap neared $125.4 billion despite a modest slip. Netflix declined amid streaming deal rumors. Congressional filings showed large tech holdings by political figures, and Trump’s accounts disclosed major transactions in Nvidia, Apple, and an S&P 500 index fund. AT&T traded near its 52-week low, facing regulatory risk in California. Pfizer shares fell after its CFO announced his August departure, with investors focused on leadership and competition from obesity-drug makers.