According to @CNBC, Morning Squawk flags silver’s big swing, another AI acquisition by Meta, and GM’s banner year as today’s key trading stories for market participants, source: @CNBC.

According to @CNBC, Morning Squawk flags three market drivers for traders today: Nvidia's Groq deal, an S&P 500 winning week, and leather tariffs, directing attention to AI semiconductors, broad U.S. equities momentum, and tariff-sensitive consumer names respectively. Source: @CNBC (Morning Squawk tweet, Dec 26, 2025). According to @CNBC, these highlighted themes set up actionable watchlists centered on NVDA and AI chip peers, S&P 500 futures and mega-cap leaders, and import-exposed retailers and manufacturers, with crypto traders also monitoring BTC and AI-linked tokens for sentiment spillover from equity headlines. Source: @CNBC (Morning Squawk tweet, Dec 26, 2025).

According to CNBC, Morning Squawk highlighted that the U.S. unemployment rate has risen (source: CNBC). According to CNBC, the segment discussed a potential 2025 turnaround for Tesla (TSLA) (source: CNBC). According to CNBC, the show also covered an upgrade to Siri's AI capabilities (source: CNBC). According to CNBC, these topics were featured in its Morning Squawk rundown for the session (source: CNBC).

According to @CNBC, Morning Squawk highlights Apple’s AI leadership focus, Costco’s tariff lawsuit, and a Cyber Monday outage at Shopify (source: CNBC). The companies cited by the source are Apple (ticker: AAPL), Costco (ticker: COST), and Shopify (ticker: SHOP) (source: CNBC). The post does not mention cryptocurrency assets or detail crypto-market impacts (source: CNBC).

According to @CNBC, today’s Morning Squawk highlights three tradable themes: holiday air travel, Novo Nordisk trial results, and the debut of Wicked: For Good (source: CNBC). For trade preparation, related equity watchlist by theme includes U.S. airlines Delta Air Lines DAL, United Airlines UAL, American Airlines AAL, and Novo Nordisk ADR NVO, all of which are actively traded on U.S. exchanges (source: NYSE and Nasdaq public listings). CNBC’s rundown does not cite any cryptocurrency-specific catalysts (source: CNBC).