Stock Market 10 December 2025

U.S. markets were closed Friday for Juneteenth, with trading set to resume Monday. The S&P 500 gained 0.93%, the Nasdaq rose 2.43%, and the Dow added 0.71% over the holiday-shortened week. Ford closed at $14.06, up 0.72% Thursday but down 5.3% for the week. Chubb traded at $323.40, with its market cap near $125.4 billion, slipping modestly last week. Netflix ended at $77.38, declining during the week amid streaming deal rumors and its denial of talks with Lionsgate. AT&T finished at $22.01, near its 52-week low, as regulatory risks remain over California’s copper-wire shutdown and investors await July earnings. Pfizer shares fell after CFO Dave Denton announced his August departure, though the company kept its 2026 forecast unchanged. American Airlines closed at $15.99, up 3.7% Thursday and 6.7% for the week, helped by lower fuel costs and upcoming competition hearings. Medallia will transfer from Thoma Bravo to lenders led by Blackstone, Apollo, and FS KKR Capital, erasing Thoma Bravo’s $5 billion equity stake. Nokia’s Helsinki shares dropped 9% for the week, with its next financial report due July 18. Coeur will join the S&P MidCap 400 Monday, and Marvell will enter the S&P 500, replacing Pool Corp. Intel rose 10.64% to $133.99, with President Trump stating Apple agreed to work with Intel on U.S. chip design, though details were unconfirmed. Nvidia closed at $210.69, up 2.95%, with Micron’s earnings and Nvidia’s annual meeting ahead. ARK Investment Management bought $52 million in Snowflake after the company raised its outlook and announced a $6 billion AWS deal.