As the final week of 2025 unfolds, the U.S. financial markets are navigating a paradoxical landscape defined by record-breaking highs and the eerie silence of holiday-thinned trading floors. While the S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY) achieved a historic milestone by closing at a record 6,932.05 on Christmas
At the end of his press conference with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday evening, Trump said that he still has a favorite for the position of the Fed Chair without taking names.
As the sun sets on a historic 2025, the S&P 500 (NYSE:SPY) is facing a moment of technical reckoning. After reaching a breathtaking all-time high of 6,932.05 on Christmas Eve, the index has entered a period of "valuation fatigue," retreating approximately 1.4% in the final
The S&P 500 (NYSE:SPY) entered the final week of 2025 in uncharted territory, having notched a series of historic closing records that culminated in a Christmas Eve milestone. However, as the calendar turns toward the new year, the market is facing a calculated retreat. On Monday, December 29,
Krugman pointed out that small businesses were unable to weather the storm brought about by the Trump administration’s tariffs and immigration policy changes.
Earlier this month, the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that the U.S. economy grew at an annualized rate of 4.3%, higher than the Dow Jones forecast of 3.2%.
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As the calendar turns to the final week of 2025, Wall Street is witnessing a classic convergence of seasonal optimism and technical maneuvering. Following a year defined by the relentless expansion of artificial intelligence and a surprising resilience in consumer spending, the major indices are entering the "Santa Claus Rally"
As the calendar turns to December 26, 2025, Wall Street is unwrapping a familiar gift: the "Santa Claus Rally." With the S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY) flirting with the psychological milestone of 7,000 points and hitting a record close of 6,920 just before the holiday break, investor optimism
As the final week of 2025 unfolds, the hallowed halls of the New York Stock Exchange and the digital corridors of the Nasdaq have transformed into a "ghost town." With many institutional traders having shuttered their desks for the season, the markets are grappling with a classic year-end phenomenon: the
The term came into prominence during the pandemic-era market rallies, when stocks like GameStop and AMC soared after going viral on online trading communities.
