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Wall Street tiptoed into the final holiday stretch with a Santa Claus rally that felt more like a well‑tailored cashmere sweater than an ugly Christmas jumper: comfortable but not euphoric. Major U.S. indexes ground higher over the week ending Friday, December 26,…

Wall Street tiptoed into the Christmas break with its party hat still firmly on, as major indexes notched fresh records or near-record closes in a holiday‑shortened session that felt more champagne than coal. In all, Christmas Eve gave investors what they wanted…

Wall Street tiptoed into the holiday break on Tuesday with the air of a market that has already opened its presents and is now just admiring the wrapping paper. Stocks drifted rather than surged, but under the surface, big tech, nuclear hopefuls…

Wall Street opened the final Christmas week of 2025 in a festive mood, with equities drifting higher in to record territory as if trying on a Santa rally for size without quite committing to the full costume, however the smalls seem to…

Wall Street investors wrapped the week ending Friday, December 19, 2025 with dreams of sugarplums and a Santa Rally in their holiday minded heads & looking like it had just survived a very expensive group therapy session: growth darlings, rate‑sensitive cyclicals, and…

U.S. stocks advanced Thursday as investors toasted cooler inflation, lower yields and yet another tech-led melt-up, suggesting Santa is at least circling the mall parking lot even if he has not walked in yet. Risk assets climbed despite softer precious metals and…

Wall Street limped into the midweek close on Wednesday with the swagger of a champion and the posture of someone who just read their margin statement. Tech led a broad retreat, AI darlings finally discovered that debt still has a cost, and…

Markets ended Tuesday with a distinctly defensive posture, as investors digested a soft jobs report, a stubbornly inverted yield curve, and a commodity complex that looked more like late‑cycle indigestion than reflation. The tone was less panic than fatigue, with large‑cap tech…

Wall Street spent Monday looking like a market that wanted a holiday party but got a planning meeting instead, with all four major benchmarks drifting lower as investors waited on a dense week of data and central-bank choreography. The S&P 500 slipped…

Wall Street limped into the weekend looking like a marathoner who realized the finish line had quietly moved 100 yards farther away: still standing, but with the AI high-fliers suddenly short of breath and old‑economy cyclicals enjoying a late‑season second wind. Indexes:…