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Wall Street saw its biggest annual job decline since 2016 as the six largest US banks ended 2025 with about 10600 fewer employees than a year earlier.

Wall Street advanced as chip stocks climbed and new highs spread, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 gaining support from stronger market breadth.

Alphabet reached a $4 trillion valuation intraday as technology stocks rallied, underscoring the company’s scale in advertising, cloud computing and digital services.

US markets posted modest gains at record levels as investors balanced political pressure on the Federal Reserve with steady economic data signals.

Trump comments on capping credit card interest rates triggered sharp declines in issuer and payments stocks as markets adjusted to policy risk.

NEW YORK, December 23, 2025: Wall Street’s main indexes rose on Monday as U.S. markets began a holiday-shortened trading week, with technology…

Wall Street rallied as Powell signaled a potential September rate cut, lifting Dow over 800 points and sending S&P 500 and Nasdaq to multi-month highs.

US stocks hit records as tech and earnings lead gains, with Alphabet, Tesla and Verizon driving optimism despite trade policy concerns.

U.S. banks are preparing for a difficult earnings season as European lenders report their best first-half results in decades, highlighting diverging economic paths.

U.S. stocks declined as Trump’s tariffs led major firms to withdraw guidance, fueling market uncertainty and pulling down AI and tech stocks.