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ING Completes Weekly Share Buyback Under €1.1 Billion Program
ING repurchased 956,622 shares during the week of December 22-26, 2025, at an average price of €23.87, totaling €22,836,208.09. This is part of the €1.1 billion program announced on October 30, 2025.
Detailed transactions are available on ING's share buyback website.
Asian Shares Slip Following Wall Street Decline in 2025 Finale
Shares opened lower in Asia with South Korea's Kospi down 0.2% to 4,214.17 and Taiwan's Taiex losing 0.4%, as markets wrap up 2025 trading. Volume remains thin with just two days left before year-end closures on New Year's.
India's Sensex fell less than 0.1%.
European Markets Mixed as DAX Holds Steady at Year-End
Germany's DAX was nearly unchanged at 24,348.38 in early trading, while Britain's FTSE 100 edged up 0.1% to 9,876.73. Paris' CAC 40 barely moved at 8,112.37 amid cautious sentiment.
Most big investors have closed positions ahead of holidays.
Wall Street Tech Stocks Weigh on S&P 500 in Quiet Trading
The S&P 500 fell 0.3% on Monday, still up over 17% for 2025 and on track for its eighth monthly gain. Big tech stocks like Nvidia dropped 1.2% and Broadcom 0.8%, dragging indices lower.
Investors express skepticism on AI investment payoffs.
Nvidia and AI-Focused Firms Lead Market Declines Amid Valuation Concerns
Nvidia and other AI-benefiting companies, among the world's most valuable, fell sharply as tech shares wobble. Investors doubt if hefty AI investments will yield justified returns.
The Nasdaq composite declined 0.5% on Monday.
Dow Jones Drops 0.5% as Energy Stocks Gain on Rising Oil
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.5% despite energy stocks advancing with oil prices. U.S. benchmark crude settled 2.4% higher at $58.08 per barrel on Monday.
Exxon Mobil shares rose 1.2%.
Gold and Silver Prices Rebound After Monday Pullback
Gold gained 0.7-0.9% early Tuesday after a 4.6% drop, up 64% for 2025 overall. Silver surged 4.4-5.9% following an 8.7% slump, more than doubling yearly.
Pullback stemmed from CME margin calls on precious metals bets.
Crude Oil Prices Edge Lower After Recent Gains in Thin Trading
U.S. crude dipped 9 cents to $57.99 per barrel early Tuesday after jumping 2.4% to $58.08. Brent crude shed 11 cents to $61.38 following a 2.1% rise to $61.94.
Trading volume stays low near year-end.
U.S. Treasury Yields Dip as Bond Market Reacts to Stock Slump
The 10-year Treasury yield fell to 4.11% from 4.13% amid equity declines. Currency markets saw the U.S. dollar slip to 156.00 yen and euro rise to $1.1779.
Markets brace for holiday closures Wednesday through New Year's.
ING Highlights ESG Inclusion Amid Share Repurchase Update
ING Group shares feature in major sustainability indices from Euronext, STOXX, Morningstar, and FTSE Russell. The bank tracks progress toward low-carbon financing on ing.com/climate.
Update issued alongside buyback details for transparency.
Global Investors Close Positions in Thin Year-End Trading Sessions
With two trading days left in 2025, most major investors have exited positions, leading to low volume. Markets like Tokyo held traditional year-end ceremonies.
Many exchanges will close for New Year's Day and surrounding days.