FROM DAILY MAIL: The stock market has surged in premarket trading after Democrats and Republicans agreed a deal to end the record 40-day government shutdown.
Nasdaq futures jumped 1.45 percent – rebounding sharply from last week’s AI-driven selloff – while S&P 500 futures climbed 0.9 percent and Dow futures added 176 points ahead of the opening bell on Monday.
Chipmakers led the charge, with Micron and TSMC posting strong gains alongside Magnificent Seven leaders Alphabet and Tesla.
Treasury yields spiked higher as risk appetite returned, lifting gold futures and sending the dollar firmer against the yen while steadying against the euro and pound. Oil and Bitcoin prices edged up.
Eight Senate Democrats sided with Republicans to reach a bipartisan agreement to fund the government through January, and the markets reacted.
Global markets tracked Wall Street’s gains. Hong Kong closed 1.7% higher, Frankfurt added a similar amount near midday, and a broader risk-on sentiment turned boards green across Asia and Europe.
WATCH: Markets opened higher after the US Senate moved to end the government shutdown, recovering from last week’s wobble over soaring AI stock valuations. Franklin Templeton’s Michael Browne says the reaction shows how closely global markets now track US prices pic.twitter.com/XFklvZdfeb
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Global stock markets are trading higher after the U.S. Senate approved the first stage of a deal to end the weeks-long federal government shutdown.
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