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Global markets rose as a bipartisan bill to end the record U.S. government shutdown advanced in the Senate.
Global markets surged on Monday as hopes grew that a 40-day U.S. government shutdown—the longest in history—could end, following Senate progress on a bipartisan bill to reopen agencies and fund operations through January.
The measure, which includes restoring food stamps, reversing federal worker firings, and extending healthcare subsidies, now heads to the House and requires President Trump’s signature.
Stock indices rose in Asia, Europe, and U.S. futures, while gold jumped over 2% to a two-week high, oil prices increased, and Treasury yields edged up.
Markets now price a 63% to 67% chance of a December Federal Reserve rate cut, driven by weak economic data and easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
Los mercados globales subieron como un proyecto de ley bipartidista para poner fin al cierre récord del gobierno de EE.UU. avanzado en el Senado.