Wall Street headed into Christmas with equity benchmarks near record territory, underscoring a year defined by resilient risk appetite, easing

Global financial markets wrapped up trading on December 24, 2025, in a relatively calm environment. The U.S. and Israel showed

U.S. equity markets closed modestly higher, extending recent gains as investors maintained a cautious but constructive stance. While advances across

U.S. equities extended their year-end advance in a shortened pre-Christmas session, with the S&P 500 pushing to a new record

The Hang Seng Index closed modestly higher on December 24, edging up 0.17% to 25,818.93, as investors balanced improving sentiment

Israeli financial markets ended today’s session with a constructive tone as trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange officially closed.

US markets entered the Christmas Eve session on a steady footing, reflecting a delicate balance between year-end optimism and subdued

The S&P 500 advanced again in the latest session, closing near 6,910 with a gain of roughly 0.5%, reinforcing the

Asian equity markets closed Wednesday, December 24, 2025, with a restrained and uneven performance as investors navigated thin holiday trading

European markets traded with a cautious but positive tone on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, as investors navigated a shortened Christmas

The Nasdaq 100 extended its advance, rising about 0.5% to close near 25,588, keeping the index firmly within striking distance

  Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 ended the December 23, 2025 session slightly higher, closing at 50,412.87, up 0.02%. The muted