U.S. stocks extended their Thanksgiving-week rebound on Wednesday, with all three major indexes logging a fourth straight gain ahead of the holiday. The advance was powered by growing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December, solid demand for AI-related hardware, and upbeat signals from selected retailers heading into the pivotal shopping season.
U.S. stocks opened higher on Wednesday and extended gains in the first hour of trading, as Wall Street rides a three‑day rally powered by growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December. A fresh batch of economic data, a cluster of high‑profile earnings, and a holiday‑thinned trading week are shaping the action in the US stock market today.
On top of that, states are tweaking their own tax credit programs, and the Treasury–IRS team has released complex guidance for multinational companies on foreign tax timing and currency gains under Notice 2025‑72.IRS+1
If you woke up on November 26, 2025 and searched “stimulus check today,” you’re not alone. Social media, YouTube thumbnails, and a growing number of blogs are loudly promising new $1,390, $1,702, or $2,000 “IRS direct deposit relief payments” supposedly landing in Americans’ bank accounts right now.
U.S. stock futures are pointing higher on Wednesday morning as Wall Street leans into an AI-driven rebound, growing confidence in a December Federal Reserve rate cut, and a packed slate of economic data and earnings heading into the Thanksgiving holiday. TipRanks+1
Gold prices are back on the offensive today, 25 November 2025, after briefly stalling at the start of the week. Spot gold has traded in the $4,130–$4,175 per ounce range, not far from an intraday high above $4,140, its strongest level since 14 November, as traders ramp up bets that the US Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December. TradingView+2Reuters+2
On Tuesday, November 25, 2025, U.S. stock futures were mixed after a powerful tech-led rebound to start the holiday‑shortened week. Nasdaq futures slipped, while S&P 500 and Dow futures hovered slightly in the red as traders waited for a barrage of delayed U.S. data on retail sales, inflation and consumer confidence, plus earnings from retailers such as Best Buy and Kohl’s. Reuters
U.S. stocks kicked off the Thanksgiving week with a broad rally on Monday, November 24, 2025, powered by mega-cap tech and fresh optimism that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again in December. A thaw in U.S.–China relations and bullish 2026 targets for the S&P 500 added fuel to the rebound after a bruising stretch for AI-heavy names. Reuters+2Investopedia+2
U.S. Treasury markets opened the week with a cautious tone. As of early Monday trading, the 10‑year Treasury yield was around 4.05%, slightly below Friday’s close near 4.07%, according to MarketWatch data. MarketWatch
U.S. stock futures are pointing higher on Monday, November 24, 2025, as Wall Street heads into a shortened Thanksgiving week with cautious optimism. Hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut next month, a rebound from November’s AI-led sell-off, and a busy earnings calendar are setting the tone before the opening bell.
Spot gold is trading close to $4,065 per ounce on Sunday, 23 November 2025, consolidating after a volatile week that kept the metal firmly near record territory. Live feeds from international bullion trackers show gold fluctuating in a tight band around $4,060–$4,080 per troy ounce, with 24K gold at roughly $130–$131 per gram. GoldRate24+2GoldRate24+2
The US stock market is staging a cautious rebound on Friday, November 21, 2025, as Wall Street digests a brutal tech‑driven selloff, a sharp crypto crash, and fresh signals from the Federal Reserve that a December rate cut is back on the table.
Gold prices are under pressure today, 21 November 2025, as a stronger US dollar and surprisingly firm US jobs data weigh on the precious metal and trim expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate cut. Spot gold is trading around $4,030–$4,050 per ounce, down roughly 1% on the day and on track for a weekly decline. Trading Economics+2Twelve Data+2
U.S. equity futures are pointing to a cautious rebound on Friday, November 21, 2025, after a violent tech-led selloff and historic intraday reversal rattled Wall Street on Thursday. As of around 3:58 a.m. ET, futures tied to the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Dow Jones were up about 0.17%, 0.31% and 0.43%, respectively, following sharp declines in the main indexes the day before. TipRanks
Silver prices are pausing for breath today, consolidating just above the psychologically important $50 per troy ounce level after a sharp rally earlier this month. Global traders are balancing strong year‑to‑date gains with fresh macro risks, from delayed US jobs data to shifting expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.
As President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff agenda reshapes global trade, investors are scrambling for ways to protect their portfolios from rising import costs, supply chain disruptions, and increasingly jittery stock markets.
U.S. stock market today: the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell around 557 points while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost close to 1% on Monday, November 17, 2025, as investors braced for Nvidia’s earnings, a long‑delayed jobs report and conflicting signals from the Federal Reserve. Reuters
As Wall Street heads into the new trading week on Monday, November 17, 2025, investors are juggling a lot at once: the aftermath of a record‑long U.S. government shutdown, stretched valuations in mega‑cap tech and AI plays, fresh earnings before the bell, and a wave of new trading products—including Netflix’s 10‑for‑1 stock split and the launch of Cboe’s new “Magnificent 10” futures.
On November 12, 2025, the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia struck the final circulating penny, closing the book on more than 230 years of one‑cent coins in American pockets and cash drawers.Reuters+1