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U.S. markets rose despite looming government shutdown risk, with economists warning of economic data blackouts.
U.S. stock market futures rose on Monday as investors downplayed a high probability of a government shutdown, with Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq 100 futures all increasing.
Gold hit a record $3,815.28 per ounce.
While markets showed little immediate reaction, economists warn a prolonged shutdown could cause a "data blackout," halting key economic reports like jobs and inflation data, undermining forecasting and policy decisions.
The Federal Reserve may face challenges ahead of a potential rate cut.
A White House meeting is set for Monday as lawmakers remain divided on funding, with Democrats seeking to protect ACA tax credits and Republicans demanding a short-term extension first.
Los mercados estadounidenses subieron a pesar del inminente riesgo de cierre del gobierno, con economistas advirtiendo sobre apagones en los datos económicos.