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If you’re still chasing after cookie ingredients, eggnog or a forgotten carton of cream, Wednesday is your best shot to get it before some grocery stores close for Thursday’s holiday. Most Northeast Florida grocery stores are open under modified hours Wednesday, but Christmas Day will look very different, with Publix, Aldi and Winn-Dixie going dark while only a handful of specialty markets open for limited hours.
Because hours can vary by location, it’s always best to call or check a store’s website before you head out. Here’s what we know about local grocery store closures for Christmas.
Most major grocery chains in Northeast Florida plan to operate with reduced hours on Christmas Eve.Publix: Stores are typically open on Christmas Eve but close early, often around 7 p.m.
Winn-Dixie: Most locations are expected to be open with reduced Christmas Eve hours, also often closing earlier than normal.
Aldi: Aldi locations are usually open on Christmas Eve with shortened hours, often closing mid-afternoon.
Most other local grocers and chains were also expected to follow modified Christmas Eve schedules. If you’re planning last-minute holiday shopping or just regular groceries, you likely won't be able to do it Christmas Day.
Stores likely open with modified holiday hours:Rowe’s IGA Supermarkets: Select Northeast Florida locations may open with reduced Christmas Day hours, likely closing early in the afternoon.Christmas remains one of the U.S.'s most widely observed holidays of the year, and many large grocery chains close entirely to give employees the day off.#TrendingTopic #TRUMP #US #Christmas $BTC

The holiday mood is clearly reflected in the markets today, as investor sentiment shifts toward optimism. The Fear & Greed Index currently stands at 57, signaling that greed is back in control after a period of caution. This suggests that market participants are feeling confident, ready to take on risk, and are increasingly bullish in their positioning.
While December has been volatile, the seasonal cheer combined with positive momentum in equities has helped push sentiment higher. Investors are showing increased appetite for risk, favoring equities and growth-oriented assets over safe-haven instruments.
However, it’s important to remember that elevated greed can sometimes precede short-term corrections, so traders and investors should remain vigilant even amid the festive optimism.
In summary, as we approach the holidays, the market is leaning toward risk-taking, reflecting both seasonal factors and the broader economic mood.
Fear & Greed Index: 57 → leaning toward greed
Investors are confident, but caution is still advised.
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