Investors are pumping money into the US market – “A Santa Claus rally wouldn’t surprise anyone”

In the US, the stock market rose, driven by the technology sector. Among the mega-companies, the artificial intelligence chip company Nvidia led the rise, strengthening by almost four percent. A software company Oracle advanced by 6.6 percent. During the previous month, Oracle’s share price has fallen by 16 percent.

The S&P 500 stock index, which tracks large companies, gained 0.9 percent on Friday. The technology-focused Nasdaq rose by 1.3 percent and the industrial company index Dow Jones by 0.4 percent.

In the United States, the strong pull of the stock market has been based on the growth and investments of large technology companies. It seems sothat the power seven, i.e. Nvidia, Apple’s, Microsoft’s, Alphabetin, Amazon’s, Tesla’s and Methane the dominant position will continue next year as well. The results of technology companies are expected to increase by $160 billion from this year’s level.

Overall, investors are pumping money into US stocks at a near-record pace, bracing for lower borrowing costs, tariff cuts and tax cuts in 2026, reports Bank of America news agency Bloomberg by.

Louis Navellier Navellier & Associates summed up the prevailing mood by stating that “the trend remains positive, and the Santa Claus rally at the end of the year would not surprise anyone”, according to Bloomberg. Navellier expects a strong end of the year and a strong start to 2026. The optimistic view reflects wider confidence in the good performance of the economy and companies.

Next week, the trading week on Wall Street will be shorter than normal. The market closes earlier than normal on Christmas Eve, December 24. Trading will start again on December 26.