
Peakfolio Team
Nov 24, 2025
Between November 17 and November 24, U.S. equity markets extended their rebound, with improving sentiment, easing rate pressures, and seasonal tailwinds helping push stocks higher into the Thanksgiving holiday.
Markets carried forward the prior week’s strength as Treasury yields remained relatively contained and investors leaned into risk assets. Technology and consumer discretionary stocks led gains, supported by optimism around year-end growth expectations and stabilizing inflation trends. With earnings season largely behind them, investors shifted focus toward macro signals and positioning ahead of the historically favorable late-November period.
As the holiday shortened trading week progressed, market participation thinned but direction remained constructive. Major indexes finished higher, reinforcing the view that recent volatility has given way to a steadier upward trend. Heading into the final stretch of November, investors appeared increasingly comfortable with the idea of a soft-landing narrative, setting a positive tone as markets approached the final weeks of the year.
