U.S. equities finished mixed as investors rotated within sectors rather than reducing exposure, with leadership remaining concentrated in large-cap names. Institutional positioning stayed selective, favoring liquidity, balance sheets, and earnings visibility over speculative risk.
U.S. equities closed the final session of 2025 mixed as thin liquidity and year-end rebalancing dominated trade, with price action reflecting positioning for the January reset rather than fresh conviction.
U.S. equity futures are mixed this morning as markets enter the final trading session of 2025. With liquidity thin and major catalysts behind us, price action remains selective as investors position for the January reset.
U.S. equities closed mixed in quiet year-end trading. Treasury yields were stable, leadership remained narrow, and large-cap technology continued to anchor performance as positioning and liquidity — not headlines — defined market outcomes.
U.S. futures are modestly higher as markets trade through thin year-end conditions. Treasury yields are stable, leadership remains narrow, and large-cap technology continues to anchor positioning as flows—not headlines—drive the tape.