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Stock Market News 29 December 2025

Pfizer stock today: PFE edges down as Wall Street looks to Feb. 3 results update

Pfizer stock today: PFE edges down as Wall Street looks to Feb. 3 results update

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 2:08 PM ET — Regular session Pfizer shares dipped slightly on Monday, trading down about 0.1% at $25.06 as of 2:08 p.m. ET. The stock has moved between $24.99 and $25.19 in the regular session. The muted move matters because liquidity is thinning into year-end, leaving defensive names like large drugmakers more sensitive to sector headlines and positioning. Reuters reported trading volumes were expected to be light this week, with U.S. markets shut on Thursday for New Year’s Day. Reuters For Pfizer, the backdrop is still its long-dated reset story: investors are weighing whether its
Texas Instruments stock dips as Weebit Nano ReRAM license lands — what TXN investors watch next

Texas Instruments stock dips as Weebit Nano ReRAM license lands — what TXN investors watch next

Texas Instruments shares slipped 0.8% to $175.49 after Weebit Nano announced a deal to license its ReRAM memory technology to the chipmaker. The companies did not disclose financial terms or a timeline for product rollout. Semiconductor stocks broadly declined, with Analog Devices down 0.6% and NXP Semiconductors off 1.6%. Texas Instruments remains under investor scrutiny for signs of demand recovery in industrial and automotive markets.
29 December 2025
AI stocks slide today as Nvidia drops after Intel confirms $5 billion stake sale

AI stocks slide today as Nvidia drops after Intel confirms $5 billion stake sale

Nvidia fell 1.7% after Intel completed a $5 billion private share sale to the chip designer, issuing over 214 million shares at $23.28 each. Broadcom, Palantir, AMD, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta also declined in thin year-end trading. Intel rose 0.25%. Investors await Federal Reserve minutes and jobless claims later this week.
IonQ stock falls despite South Korea quantum-system deal as sector cools

IonQ stock falls despite South Korea quantum-system deal as sector cools

IonQ shares fell 2.5% to $44.85 after the company announced a deal to deliver a 100-qubit quantum system to South Korea’s KISTI. The Tempo 100 will be integrated into the country’s largest HPC cluster, marking South Korea’s first on-site hybrid quantum-classical setup. IonQ did not disclose financial terms or a delivery timeline. Trading volume reached 11.1 million shares by mid-afternoon.
Wall Street slips as Big Tech retreats; SoftBank deal lifts DigitalBridge

Wall Street slips as Big Tech retreats; SoftBank deal lifts DigitalBridge

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 2:04 PM ET — Regular session Wall Street’s main indexes fell on Monday as heavyweight technology names retreated in the final trading week of the year. The S&P 500 fell about 0.4% and the Nasdaq slid about 0.6%, while the Dow eased about 0.5%. The pullback comes with just a handful of sessions left in 2025, a stretch when managers often adjust positions for year-end reporting and liquidity thins out. Investors were also watching for a so-called “Santa Claus rally,” the seasonal tendency for the S&P 500 to rise in the last five trading days
Barrick stock sinks as gold snaps back from record highs in year-end selling

Barrick stock sinks as gold snaps back from record highs in year-end selling

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 1:50 PM ET — Regular session Barrick Mining Corp shares fell nearly 5% on Monday as a sharp pullback in gold prices sparked a selloff across the mining group. At 1:46 p.m. ET, Barrick was down 4.9% at $43.95, after opening at $43.74 versus a previous close of $46.21, according to Stock Analysis. The slide matters because miners tend to amplify moves in bullion. Their revenue is tied to the gold price, while many costs are slower to adjust, so a sudden metal drop can hit sentiment quickly. The selloff also came in a holiday
Dow slides as tech gives back gains into year-end, Fed minutes ahead

Dow slides as tech gives back gains into year-end, Fed minutes ahead

The Dow fell 0.4% to 48,506.58 by early afternoon Monday, pressured by declines in Nvidia and major banks. Energy stocks rose as oil gained, while materials lagged after gold and silver dropped. The S&P 500 slipped 0.4%, Nasdaq 0.6%. Traders await Fed minutes Tuesday and jobless claims later this week.
P&G stock steadies in thin year-end trade as Wall Street slips

P&G stock steadies in thin year-end trade as Wall Street slips

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 12:31 ET — Regular session Shares of Procter & Gamble (PG) were little changed at $144.76 by 12:22 p.m. ET, after moving between $143.96 and $145.06 in a narrow range. Volume was about 2.3 million shares. The muted move comes as investors close out the year with lighter trading and sharper intraday swings than usual. In that backdrop, consumer staples — companies that sell everyday necessities — often act as a port in a choppy tape because demand tends to hold up even when growth scares flare. U.S. stocks slipped as heavyweight tech names pulled
29 December 2025
Bitcoin steadies near $87,500 as Strategy discloses fresh buy; crypto-linked stocks mixed

Bitcoin steadies near $87,500 as Strategy discloses fresh buy; crypto-linked stocks mixed

Bitcoin hovered near $87,500 after briefly topping $90,000 in thin holiday trading Monday. Strategy Inc bought 1,229 bitcoins for $108.8 million, raising its holdings to 672,497 tokens, according to an SEC filing. Shares of Strategy, Coinbase, and major bitcoin miners slipped, while a key spot bitcoin ETF edged up. Bitcoin traded between $86,780 and $90,247 during the session.
Wall Street wobbles into year-end as Nvidia, Tesla slide and SoftBank lifts DigitalBridge

Wall Street wobbles into year-end as Nvidia, Tesla slide and SoftBank lifts DigitalBridge

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 13:51 ET — Regular session U.S. stocks slipped on Monday as investors trimmed exposure to heavyweight technology names that powered last week’s rally. The move matters because benchmarks entered the final week of the year near record territory and close to the S&P 500’s next big round-number milestone, leaving little cushion for profit-taking. Reuters Trading conditions are also thinner in the holiday-shortened week, when fewer orders can make price swings look bigger than usual. Reuters+2Reuters+2 By about 1:36 p.m. ET, the S&P 500 was down roughly 0.4%, the Nasdaq about 0.5% and the Dow around
Rocket Lab stock rises as traders revisit Space Force satellite deal after Friday slump

Rocket Lab stock rises as traders revisit Space Force satellite deal after Friday slump

Rocket Lab shares rose 1.6% to $71.78 by late morning Monday, recovering some ground after an 8.5% drop in the previous session. The company disclosed an $816 million contract to build 18 missile-warning satellites for the U.S. Space Force, with deliveries expected in 2029. The Nasdaq fell 0.7% and the S&P 500 dropped 0.5%.
Dow slips as Nvidia, Goldman drag blue chips in thin year-end trade

Dow slips as Nvidia, Goldman drag blue chips in thin year-end trade

The Dow fell 222 points, or 0.46%, to 48,488 in afternoon trading Monday, pressured by declines in Nvidia and other major components. Oil rose nearly 2% to $57.91 a barrel, while gold and silver futures dropped sharply. The S&P 500 lost 0.41% and the Nasdaq slipped 0.63%. U.S. markets will close Thursday for New Year’s Day.
Mastercard slips in thin year-end trade as investors eye Fed minutes

Mastercard slips in thin year-end trade as investors eye Fed minutes

Mastercard shares fell 0.2% to $578.34 in Monday afternoon trading, tracking declines in Visa and American Express as U.S. stocks slipped in thin year-end volume. The S&P 500 retreated from record highs set last week. Investors are watching for Tuesday’s Federal Reserve meeting minutes and Wednesday’s jobless claims. Mastercard traded between $577.38 and $581.99 earlier in the session.
Warby Parker slides as year-end tech pullback cools the “Santa Claus” trade

Warby Parker slides as year-end tech pullback cools the “Santa Claus” trade

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 11:55 ET — Regular session Warby Parker Inc shares fell about 3% on Monday, extending a late-December pullback as U.S. stocks eased from record highs. The eyewear retailer was down 3.1% at $23.43 at 11:55 a.m. ET. The move came as Wall Street opened the final trading week of 2025 on the back foot, with heavyweight technology stocks giving up some of last week’s gains. Consumer discretionary shares were also under pressure, according to Reuters. Reuters That matters now because liquidity is thinning into year-end, which can amplify swings in single names. Traders are also
29 December 2025

Stock Market Today

Tower Semiconductor stock jumps again on Nvidia optics tie-up as earnings near

Tower Semiconductor stock jumps again on Nvidia optics tie-up as earnings near

8 February 2026
Tower Semiconductor shares rose 7.7% to $139.04 Friday after announcing a collaboration with Nvidia on AI data-center networking. The stock touched $141 intraday and gained another 1% after hours. Investors await Tower’s Feb. 11 earnings for details on its silicon photonics work. No financial terms or shipment timeline were disclosed.
Longsys Electronics stock heads into Monday after new guarantees; what 301308 investors watch next

Longsys Electronics stock heads into Monday after new guarantees; what 301308 investors watch next

8 February 2026
Longsys disclosed new guarantees for a 100 million yuan Hong Kong loan and a $9 million Brazil credit line, bringing its total approved guarantee quota to 11 billion yuan and outstanding guarantees to 5.81 billion yuan. The company said all guarantees are for consolidated subsidiaries and within approved limits. Shares closed at 288 yuan Friday, down 1.6%. China inflation and credit data are due this week.
MACOM stock price steadies near highs into Monday after earnings pop and fresh filings

MACOM stock price steadies near highs into Monday after earnings pop and fresh filings

8 February 2026
MACOM shares rose 3.5% to $235.87 Friday after the company reported fiscal Q1 revenue of $271.6 million and raised its full-year data center growth outlook to 35–40%. Fidelity’s FMR LLC disclosed a 10.7% stake, while shareholder Susan Ocampo filed to potentially sell up to 100,000 shares. Stifel raised its price target to $255. MACOM expects to repay $161 million in convertible notes in March.
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