Here’s how the major U.S. stock indexes performed from Monday, June 23 to Friday, June 27, 2025:
Note: All figures are rounded to the nearest whole number.
Weekly Market Summary
The week kicked off at fresh record highs—S&P reached ~6,279 and Nasdaq around ~20,601—as investors cheered strong jobs data and eased tech export restrictions. Markets then dropped sharply on Monday after President Trump announced new tariffs on Canada and other nations, pushing the S&P down ~0.8% and the Dow ~0.9%. Optimism returned mid‑week as the Fed maintained a cautious stance and oil prices stabilized with broader gains across all 11 S&P sectors. By Friday, however, inflation worries re‑emerged due to fresh tariffs, dragging the S&P and Nasdaq lower and eclipsing the week’s earlier rally. Overall, the week closed modestly negative—S&P down ~20 pts, Dow off ~700 pts, Nasdaq down ~226 pts—on the back of trade tensions despite resilient economic data and an upbeat bond market.
Stocks Worth Watching
- Tesla (TSLA): Dropped nearly 7% on Monday after Elon Musk’s “American Party” political move unsettled investors.
- Nextracker (NXT): Market favorite among recent IPOs; posted strong Q2 results (earnings +34%) but is testing a key buy point.
- Delta Air Lines (DAL): Helped fuel mid‑week gains after impressive earnings boosted airline stocks and contributed to S&P/Nasdaq reaching new highs.
- Apple (AAPL): Saw a modest 1.7% drop on Monday despite continued strength in iPhone sales.
- Uber (UBER): Ran to an all-time high earlier in the week—up ~3.3%—as investors cheered its strong performance outlook.
Please note that stock market investments carry inherent risks, and past performance does not guarantee future results.
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