Stock Market 2 December 2025

U.S. stock markets, including the NYSE and Nasdaq, were closed on June 19, 2026, for the Juneteenth holiday, making Thursday the last trading session of the week. The Dow ended Thursday at 51,564.70, up 0.14% for the day and 0.7% for the week. The S&P 500 closed at 7,500.58, up 1.08%, and the Nasdaq rose 1.91% on Thursday, with both indices posting weekly gains. Amazon shares finished at $244.39, up 2.4% for the week, ahead of Prime Day. Plug Power rose 7.55% to $2.85, though it remains 38% below its 52-week high. Ondas gained 1.64% to $9.27 and announced a $125 million acquisition of Cyberhawk, mostly in cash, expected to close in the third quarter. Cisco ended at $119.54, down for the week, as investors focus on its AI-infrastructure business. AT&T fell 1.9% to $22.01, declining every session of the week, while California regulators engaged with courts and the FCC over the company. Pfizer dropped 2.7% to $25.21, with CFO Dave Denton set to step down in August. AMC rose 6.4% to $2.83, up 21% for the week. SoFi gained 2.81% to $17.91, up 8% for the week. Marvell climbed 7.27% to $310.58 after a target hike and a photonics milestone, and will join the S&P 500. Rocket Lab rose 4.7% for the week ahead of its Nasdaq-100 inclusion. Internationally, Kioxia surged 12.07% in Tokyo, Volkswagen fell 4.24% after going ex-dividend, and ASML slipped 0.6% after clarifying it did not ship EUV equipment to China. Infosys dropped 7% as Nifty IT hit a three-year low, with weak client spending cited as a concern. Starbucks’ India joint venture plans significant store expansion. Grab rose 3.48% in Singapore, outperforming the broader U.S. tech rebound. Air Canada gained 4.6%, nearing its 52-week high.