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Top Stock Movers – October 24, 2025

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U.S. stock indexes hit record levels Friday as investors cheered a wave of upbeat corporate earnings and fresh inflation data that came in softer than economists anticipated.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite all touched new highs during intraday trading, fueled by optimism that cooling price pressures could keep the Federal Reserve on track for steady or even looser monetary policy.

Ford Roars Ahead

Ford Motor Co. (F) emerged as the session’s top performer on the S&P 500 after reporting quarterly earnings and revenue that surpassed Wall Street forecasts.

The automaker cited strong demand for its “Pro” commercial and fleet vehicles, helping drive profitability even amid higher input costs. Shares jumped sharply in response.

Tech Stocks Shine: AMD, IBM Rise

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) shares also surged following news that IBM (IBM) had successfully tested certain quantum computing algorithms using AMD processors. The partnership underscored AMD’s growing reach beyond traditional chipmaking, while IBM shares edged higher on the development.

Crypto Confidence Lifts Coinbase

Coinbase Global (COIN) climbed after an upgrade from JPMorgan Chase, which highlighted new potential revenue sources and relative strength compared to other cryptocurrency exchanges. The move helped offset broader volatility in digital assets, with major tokens trading mixed.

Losers: Deckers and Newmont Slide

Not all companies shared in the rally. Deckers Outdoor (DECK) tumbled after issuing a weaker-than-expected outlook, warning that consumer spending could slow due to tariffs and elevated prices. The maker of Hoka and Ugg footwear said it expects pressure on margins in coming quarters.

Meanwhile, Newmont Corp. (NEM) shares fell despite better-than-expected quarterly earnings. Investors focused on potential production challenges for the world’s largest gold miner amid fluctuating commodity prices.

Industrial Weakness

Illinois Tool Works (ITW) also traded lower after missing sales estimates. The company narrowed its full-year guidance, citing persistent supply chain disruptions tied to new tariff policies.

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