The Dow Jones (DJIA) is trading higher on Tuesday after online sales from Cyber Week, which stretched from Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday, grew by 7.7% year-over-year to an all-time high of $44.2 billion, according to a report from Adobe Analytics (ADBE). That came in above Adobe’s estimate of $43.7 billion.
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Online Cyber Monday sales grew by 7.1% to $14.25 billion, while Black Friday sales rose 9.3% to $11.8 billion, both record highs. The numbers show that U.S. consumers are continuing to spend, despite sticky inflation and tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
“Competitive and persistent deals throughout Cyber Week pushed consumers to shop earlier, creating an environment where Black Friday now challenges the dominance of Cyber Monday,” said Adobe Digital Insights lead analyst Vivek Pandya.
Meanwhile, President Trump said that he would announce his pick to replace Fed Chair Jerome Powell in early 2026. Over the weekend, Trump said that he had already made his decision, which is widely expected by betting markets to be National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett.
In other news, tech billionaires Michael and Susan Dell have committed $6.25 billion in donations for “Trump Accounts.” The accounts, which will be active in July 2026, will provide a $1,000 federal grant for children born between 2025 and 2028. The Dells’ donation will seed Trump Accounts for 25 million children age 10 and under who were born before 2025 and live in ZIP codes with median household incomes of $150,000 or less.
The Dow Jones is up by 0.42% at the time of writing.
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Boeing (BA) is leading all Dow Jones stocks higher after CFO Jay Malave said that the company expects deliveries of 737 and 787 jets to rise in 2026. In addition, Malave guided for positive free cash flow in the “low single digits.”
Furthermore, Amazon (AMZN) is trading higher after announcing that its Trainium 3 AI chips are now available for sale, threatening the dominance of Nvidia (NVDA) and Google (GOOGL). At the same time, the e-commerce giant also said that its upcoming Trainium 4 would be developed in collaboration with Nvidia.
Elsewhere, Procter & Gamble (PG) is in the red after CFO Andre Schulten cautioned a “tougher context” for the company’s U.S. operations, while Apple (AAPL) secured a 52-week high of $287.40 on the heels of a price target hike to $325 from Loop Capital.
DIA Stock Moves Higher with the Dow Jones
The SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (DIA) is an exchange-traded fund designed to track the movement of the Dow Jones. As a result, DIA is rising alongside the Dow Jones today.
Wall Street believes that DIA stock has room to rise. During the past three months, analysts have issued an average DIA price target of $537.92, implying upside of 13.25% from current prices. The 30 holdings in DIA carry 29 buy ratings, one hold rating, and zero sell ratings.
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