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Stock Market 3 December 2025
U.S. stock markets were closed on Friday for Juneteenth, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all posting gains for the holiday-shortened week. The S&P 500 closed Thursday at 7,500.58, up 1.1%, the Nasdaq rose 1.9%, and the Dow edged up 0.1%. The Dow finished at 51,564.70, up 0.71% for the week. Next week, traders are watching Micron’s earnings and inflation data. Micron shares closed Thursday at $1,133.99, up 8.7% for the day and 15.5% for the week, with investors awaiting its fiscal third-quarter results. Rocket Companies gained 9.08% to $14.42, with attention turning to mortgage rates and Fed policy. Nu Holdings closed at $12.71, down 1.5% on Thursday but up 4% for the week, as recent downgrades highlighted credit costs and leadership changes. Fermi rose about 10% to $9.50, with high volume and ongoing focus on Project Matador, though no binding tenant agreement was mentioned. Coeur Mining closed at $17.51, up 1.8% for the week, and is set to join the S&P MidCap 400. Super Micro Computer rose 10.37% to $30.66, but remains about 25% below its June 9 close after financing news. NuScale Power jumped 13.54% to $11.74, but faces development risk with low revenue. Tesla gained 1.04% to $400.49 on Thursday but is down 1.5% for the week, with AI and robotaxi spending in focus. Ford shares dropped 5% for the week amid legal and sales challenges. Exxon Mobil lost 6.3% for the week, closing at $137.81. In Canada, MDA Space rose 4.4% after agreeing to buy Blue Canyon Technologies for $620 million, while Alamos Gold fell 18% after a production warning. Shopify dropped 1.1% in Toronto, and WELL Health slipped 3.7%. Keel gained 5.36% on Nasdaq and 17.19% in Toronto after raising $458 million in convertible notes. Snap declined for a third straight session, ending at $4.66, while Netflix rose for the day but is down 3.7% from last Friday. AT&T posted a fourth straight loss, closing at $22.01, with regulatory issues in California and upcoming FCC deadlines.