Alphabet Inc.

Meta Platforms, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

All three major U.S. market indices rose for the third day in a row as investors increasingly expect the Fed to cut rates in December. Market sentiment was also influenced by the news that Kevin Hassett, a supporter of low rates, became the favorite in the race to replace Jerome Powell as head of the Fed. Traders now estimate the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut at 85%.

U.S. stocks rise for a third day amid hopes of a Fed rate cut. Santa's rally to be?

Palantir Technologies Inc.

Micron Technology, Inc.

American shares started the shortened week with a sharp growth. The index of the technology sector Nasdaq Composite at the end of trading on November 24 soared by 2.7%. This is the sharpest growth of the index for one day since Ma, <a href="https://finance.yahoo.com/news/live/stock-market-today-nasdaq-sees-biggest-jump-since-may-sp-500-soars-as-alphabet-tesla-lead-tech-rally-210114487.html">notes</a> Yahoo Finance.

Nasdaq has best day since Ma: tech stocks soar 2.7%

Meta has come under pressure over allegations of hiding an internal study showing a drop in anxiety in users who abandoned Facebook and Instagram. South Korea said it was ready to coordinate with Taiwan in negotiations on U.S. duties on chips in a bid to get the most favorable terms possible amid a possible delay in the introduction of import restrictions by the Donald Trump administration. About these and other topics - in a review of key events for the morning of November 24.

Main by morning: Meta under fire from lawsuits, Seoul and Taiwan getting closer over Trump's duties

Microsoft Corporation

U.S. stock markets ended a chaotic week with stocks reversing upward after a sell-off in the AI sector on Thursday. About 450 securities from the S&amp;P 500 index rose on Friday, supported by strengthened hopes that the U.S. Federal Reserve may still lower its key rate in December. At the same time, all three indices remained in the negative at the end of the week, and bitcoin reached its lowest value since April.

Wall Street believed in Fed rate cut: stocks ended a dramatic week with gains

The three major U.S. stock indexes rose after the opening of stock exchanges on Friday, October 21 by about 0.6% each. The market starts the day with growth for the second day in a row. On Thursday, however, extremely positive dynamics in the morning did not save securities from collapse at the end of trading: shares showed the strongest reversal during the day since April.

U.S. stocks opened trading with growth for the second day in a row. Will they stay up?

All three key U.S. stock indexes showed the strongest reversal in a single trading session since April 8, CNBC <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/19/stock-market-today-live-updates.html">notes</a>. At the height of the morning rally on November 20, they added more than 1.5%, but closed in a significant downside. Nvidia's strong quarterly report, which supported markets early in the session, wasn't enough to keep the momentum going as investors still fear the AI sector's overvalued stocks. And employment statistics published on Thursday dampened hopes that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut rates again in December.

Strongest reversal since April: stock indices collapsed after morning rally

Nvidia's report and positive jobs statistics were not enough for the market

The rally was short-lived: US indices lost their gains and sharply went into negative territory

All three major U.S. stock indices rose sharply in early trading on Nov. 20 after a successful report from global AI market leader Nvidia and unexpectedly better-than-expected U.S. jobs data for September.

Nasdaq up more than 2%: Nvidia and labor market stats set off rally

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)<a href="https://www.bls.gov/bls/2025-lapse-revised-release-dates.htm#:~:text=BLS%20will%20not%20publish%20an%20October%202025%20Employment%20Situation%20news%20release."> said</a> Wednesday, November 19, that it will not release the October nonfarm payroll employment report and will include data for that month in the November statistics, which will be released in December.

The Bureau of Statistics declined to release the Fed's all-important November employment data

U.S. stocks rose in early trading after four days of selling. Ahead of the Nvidia report

Amazon.com, Inc.

The market is highly likely to see a correction in AI stocks, JPMorgan Chase says

The S&amp;P 500 ended the fourth trading day in a row with a fall. This has not happened since August

U.S. stocks opened trading on Nov. 18 with sharp declines, continuing the market sell-off.

Dow Jones Industrial Average