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Carvana stock slips in thin year-end trade as Wall Street drifts lower

Carvana stock slips in thin year-end trade as Wall Street drifts lower

NEW YORK, December 31, 2025, 15:04 ET — Regular session Carvana Co. shares were down 1.5% at $423.29 in afternoon trading on Wednesday, extending a choppy finish to the year for one of 2025’s biggest gainers. The stock’s decline came as U.S. equities inched lower in the final trading session of 2025, with technology shares weighing on benchmarks in light, holiday-thinned volume. Reuters Thin liquidity — how easily shares can be bought and sold without moving the price — can amplify swings in high-beta stocks, which tend to move more than the wider market. “It’s perfectly fine in any bull
GE Vernova stock today: GEV edges lower in thin year-end trade as Wall Street dips

GE Vernova stock today: GEV edges lower in thin year-end trade as Wall Street dips

NEW YORK, December 31, 2025, 14:15 ET — Regular session. GE Vernova Inc. shares edged lower on Wednesday, sliding about 0.4% to $657.30 in afternoon trading as investors pared risk into the final session of 2025. The stock traded between $647.71 and $666.30. The move matters because GE Vernova has become a high-profile way to play rising spending on power generation and grid equipment, a theme tied to the buildout of electricity-hungry data centers. Into year-end, small shifts in positioning can move even large-cap stocks. With the New Year holiday set to interrupt trading and investors rebalancing portfolios, GE Vernova’s
AAON stock slips even after credit line boost to $600 million — what Wall Street is watching next

AAON stock slips even after credit line boost to $600 million — what Wall Street is watching next

NEW YORK, Dec 31, 2025, 12:20 ET — Regular session. AAON shares were down 2.7% at $76.48 in midday trade on Wednesday, after touching $79.67 earlier in the session. The move came two days after AAON disclosed it increased borrowing capacity on its existing credit facility to $600 million by exercising a previously available $100 million “accordion” feature — an option that lets borrowers expand a credit line under agreed terms. SEC Why it matters now: credit capacity tends to draw scrutiny when rates are still elevated and investors are quick to punish any sign that cash needs are rising
S&P Global (SPGI) stock slips near $529 as Fed minutes, year-end flows keep Wall Street muted

S&P Global (SPGI) stock slips near $529 as Fed minutes, year-end flows keep Wall Street muted

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 15:35 ET — Regular session S&P Global Inc shares edged lower on Tuesday as investors weighed a cautious year-end tape and fresh U.S. auto demand projections from the company’s Mobility unit. The stock was down 0.16% at $529.25 in afternoon trading, after moving between $528.24 and $531.97. S&P Global, a key supplier of financial data and benchmarks, operates across credit ratings, market intelligence, commodity data, automotive analytics and index services. That mix leaves the stock closely tied to shifts in capital-markets activity and risk appetite, from corporate bond issuance that drives ratings fees to assets
Accenture stock slips as Argus cuts target; Fed minutes keep Wall Street cautious

Accenture stock slips as Argus cuts target; Fed minutes keep Wall Street cautious

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 14:33 ET — Regular session Accenture plc shares were down about 0.5% on Tuesday, drifting lower in a quiet year-end session after Argus lowered its price target on the IT services company while maintaining a buy rating. The move matters because Accenture is widely treated as a read-through on corporate technology spending, and late-December liquidity is thin. In that backdrop, even routine changes in analyst targets can move large-cap consulting names more than usual. Traders were also navigating a fresh macro signal after Federal Reserve meeting minutes showed policymakers split over how quickly to keep
P&G stock slips as consumer staples lag — what Wall Street is watching next

P&G stock slips as consumer staples lag — what Wall Street is watching next

NEW YORK, Dec 30, 2025, 12:04 ET — Regular session. Procter & Gamble shares fell modestly on Tuesday, trading at about $143.77, down 0.6% on the day in the middle of the U.S. session. The broader Consumer Staples sector was also lower, keeping pressure on household-products names even as investors typically lean on defensives when growth stocks wobble. For P&G specifically, there was no company announcement flagged in the latest tape that clearly explained the intraday move, leaving the stock trading in line with sector flows. That matters because staples have been trading more like rate-sensitive equities this year: when
Nvidia stock slips after $5B Intel stake filing; Wall Street watches what comes next for NVDA

Nvidia stock slips after $5B Intel stake filing; Wall Street watches what comes next for NVDA

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 09:33 ET — Regular session Nvidia (NVDA) shares were down about 1.2% at $188.22 in early Tuesday trading, after a filing showed the AI-chip leader completed a $5 billion purchase of Intel (INTC) shares. Intel was up about 1.3%. Investing.com The move matters because Nvidia has become a bellwether for the AI trade and one of the market’s most influential mega-caps, meaning even modest swings can ripple through tech sentiment late in the year. Reuters The stake gives new visibility into a transaction that was announced in September and formalized in an SEC filing on
Crocs stock slides 6% today — what Wall Street is watching next for CROX

Crocs stock slides 6% today — what Wall Street is watching next for CROX

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 23:17 ET — Market closed. Crocs Inc shares closed down 6.2% on Monday at $85.94, giving back early gains and finishing near the day’s lows. Investing.com The late-December drop lands as investors reset positions into year-end and start looking ahead to fourth-quarter results across retail and apparel. For Crocs, the focus is on whether demand holds up after the holiday period and whether margins can stay firm as promotions ebb and flow. The next major checkpoint is Crocs’ quarterly report, expected on Feb. 12, according to Nasdaq. Investors will also be measuring results against the
Parker-Hannifin stock today: PH ends higher as Wall Street wobbles into year-end

Parker-Hannifin stock today: PH ends higher as Wall Street wobbles into year-end

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 23:29 ET — Market closed Parker-Hannifin Corp (NYSE:PH) shares finished modestly higher on Monday, edging up 0.3% to $890.55 in year-end trading. That relative resilience matters heading into the final two sessions of 2025, when thin liquidity can amplify moves and investors tend to rebalance portfolios. Parker is also carrying deal risk after announcing a major acquisition that will reshape its mix toward higher-recurring revenue. For industrial names like Parker, the near-term swing factor has been macro: rate-cut expectations, bond yields and the tone of risk appetite after a tech-led rally. Any shift in that
BlackRock stock today: BLK barely higher as Wall Street slips; Fed minutes and data loom

BlackRock stock today: BLK barely higher as Wall Street slips; Fed minutes and data loom

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 22:07 ET — Market closed BlackRock Inc shares edged up on Monday, ending nearly flat at $1,088.40 as Wall Street turned lower in holiday-thinned trading. Reuters For BlackRock, modest moves in markets matter because they feed directly into assets under management (AUM) — the pool of client money it charges fees on. The firm oversees more than $13 trillion, Reuters has reported. Reuters That sensitivity is in sharper focus into year-end, as traders re-price the interest-rate outlook ahead of the Federal Reserve’s December meeting minutes due on Tuesday. Shifts in rate expectations can swing risk
PepsiCo stock today: PEP edges up as Wall Street slips in thin year-end trade

PepsiCo stock today: PEP edges up as Wall Street slips in thin year-end trade

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 21:45 ET — Market closed PepsiCo shares ended up 0.3% at $144.24 on Monday, bucking a weaker U.S. market as investors moved toward defensive names into the final week of the year. U.S. stocks finished lower in a holiday-shortened week, with the S&P 500 down 0.35% and the Nasdaq off 0.50% as a broad selloff in risk assets weighed on the tape. “In light volume trading, we’re seeing a reversal of what we saw over the last couple of days,” said Rob Haworth, senior investment strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management. Reuters That rotation matters
AT&T stock ends higher as Wall Street slips into year-end; traders eye Jan. 28 earnings

AT&T stock ends higher as Wall Street slips into year-end; traders eye Jan. 28 earnings

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 21:32 ET — Market closed AT&T Inc. shares ended Monday up 0.5% at $24.77, a modest gain that stood out as Wall Street’s major indexes finished lower to start the final trading week of the year. FinancialContent The move matters because markets are entering a holiday-shortened stretch with thinner liquidity, a setup that can amplify sector rotations and late-year positioning. For AT&T, the calendar adds pressure of its own: investors are already looking toward the company’s Jan. 28 earnings report for a read on wireless and fiber momentum and on cash generation that supports dividends
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Lloyds share price steadies after buyback update and BoE rate jitters — what to watch next week

Lloyds share price steadies after buyback update and BoE rate jitters — what to watch next week

7 February 2026
Lloyds shares closed up 0.9% at 106.75 pence Friday after the bank announced fresh buybacks totaling 17 million shares over two days, all to be cancelled. The stock rebounded from a 5.6% drop Thursday as traders adjusted UK rate-cut bets. About 121 million Lloyds shares changed hands. Investors await the bank’s annual report on February 18 and the next Bank of England decision March 19.
Vodafone shares steady up after Q3 wobble — Germany, buyback and next results now set the tone

Vodafone shares steady up after Q3 wobble — Germany, buyback and next results now set the tone

7 February 2026
Vodafone shares rose 1.47% to 110.60p Friday, recovering part of Thursday’s 4.68% drop after a Q3 update. Group revenue climbed 6.5% to €10.5 billion, but Germany’s 0.7% service revenue growth missed some forecasts. Vodafone launched a new €500 million buyback tranche, bringing total buybacks since May to €3.5 billion. Investors remain focused on Germany’s pace and cash flow execution.
NatWest Group stock: buyback filing and Rightmove mortgage deal set up a busy week

NatWest Group stock: buyback filing and Rightmove mortgage deal set up a busy week

7 February 2026
NatWest shares closed up 1.45% at 659.4 pence Friday, buoyed by a buyback of 797,428 shares and a new digital mortgage deal with Rightmove. The Bank of England held rates at 3.75% but signaled possible cuts, with markets pricing in two reductions for 2026. NatWest plans to expand its Accelerator community to 50,000 members by 2026. Annual results are due Feb. 13.
Unilever share price holds at 5,250p as results week looms — what investors watch next

Unilever share price holds at 5,250p as results week looms — what investors watch next

7 February 2026
Unilever shares closed flat at 5,250p in London Friday, underperforming the FTSE 100’s 0.6% gain. The company issued 4.2 million new shares for employee plans, bringing total shares to over 2.18 billion. Investors await Q4 and full-year results on Feb. 12, with analyst consensus pointing to 3.9% Q4 sales growth. Unilever’s U.S. ADR rose 0.8% to $72.12.
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