NEW YORK / LONDON (IT BOLTWISE) – US stock markets are optimistic at the start of the week as signs of an end to the government shutdown in the US lift sentiment. The Dow Jones and the NASDAQ 100 are expected to make significant gains, while companies such as Tesla and NVIDIA are benefiting from the improved market situation.
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The US stock exchanges are starting the new trading week with positive signs after increasing signs of an end to the government shutdown in the USA. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is valued 0.4 percent higher before the market, while the NASDAQ 100 even recorded an increase of 1.5 percent. This development follows a late stabilization in prices in New York last Friday.
A decisive step towards ending the longest shutdown in United States history appears within reach as Republicans and Democrats in the US Parliament have put forward a concrete proposal to overcome the budget dispute. Such an advance would not only restore access to key government data, but also allow investors to better assess the Fed’s future monetary policy.
The proposed interim budget is due to last until the end of January 2026, but this also means that some economic data could be delayed. This could paint a less optimistic picture of the economy, particularly with regard to the labor market, as Fabien Benchetritt of BNP Paribas Asset Management points out.
Among the companies benefiting from the improved market situation is Tesla, whose shares rose by 2.2 percent in the premarket. NVIDIA, the world’s most valuable chip manufacturer, is also showing a recovery with an expected increase of 3.5 percent. Cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase could also benefit from investors’ renewed appetite for risk.
The online financial service provider Robinhood recorded a premarket price increase of 5 percent after the CEO announced that he would give private investors access to private companies in the field of artificial intelligence. At Pfizer, on the other hand, the joy over the winning bidding war for Metsera remains muted, as the shares are only slightly higher, while Metsera itself is recording a significant decline in price.
Boeing is also appearing more stable after a series of losses, despite the news that the US aviation safety authority has banned the MD-11 model from flying. UPS and FedEx have already responded by temporarily grounding their fleets. These developments show how strongly markets react to political and regulatory changes.
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