Stocks rebound from yesterday’s sell off but still post weekly losses
The rally was broad-based, with every sector ETF rising.
The rally was broad-based, with every sector ETF rising.
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November 21, 2025
Stocks rebound from yesterday’s sell off but still post weekly losses
Stocks rebounded from yesterday’s sell off as the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Russell 2000 all rose today, though all indexes posted weekly losses after a volatile five-day stretch in which traders stewed over the AI trade. The rally was broad-based, with every sector ETF rising. Stocks got a boost as odds of a December rate cut shifted to 70%(up from 39% yesterday) after New York Fed President John Williams said he “fully supported” recent rate cuts by the central bank.
Stocks that moved higher:
Opendoor Technologies soared after a filing showed DE Shaw held a 6.4% stake in the online real estate company as of November 13.
Oil prices fell as the US pitched a Russia-Ukraine peace deal, lifting shares of major US air carriers Southwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and American Airlines.
Eli Lilly, propelled by sales of its blockbuster weight-loss drugs, joined tech giants including Nvidia and Apple as it hit a $1 trillion valuationon Friday.
AST SpaceMobile rose after announcing launch plans for the first of its next-generation satellitesnext month, as it tries to execute its plan to offer satellite-based broadband service directly to consumers.
Nvidia got a short boost after Bloomberg reported that the Trump administration is internally discussing the idea of letting Nvidia sell its H200 chips to China, but lost those gains by the close.
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