US Senate passes spending bill for ending government shutdown

US equity markets ended the day in green yesterday, 10^th November, after US Senate passed a spending bill that will end the government shutdown. The bill has now gone to the House of Representatives for getting passed. The current government shutdown is the longest in the history of America. It has now started doing a more long term damage to the country’s economy. US consumer sentiment in November touched its lowest level in more than three years mainly because of the shutdown. A number of welfare payments, such as food stamps for the poor, remain partially or fully suspended. Thousands of Federal employees have been sent on furlough.

Nasdaq ended the day, up by 522.64 points or 2.27%. Dow Jones ended the day, up by 381.53 points or 0.81%. S&P 500 ended the day, up by 103.61 points or 1.54%.

European markets also jumped

European markets also jumped yesterday. Euro Stoxx 50 ended the day, up by 97.93 points or 1.76%. Dax ended the day, up by 390.03 points or 1.65%. FTSE 100 ended the day, up by 104.58 points or 1.08%.

Asian markets begin on a mixed note

Asian markets have begun the day on a mixed note today, 11^th November, 2025. At 8:30 a.m. IST, Nikkei 225 is up by 219.52 points or 0.43%. Hang Seng is down by 108.87 points or 0.41%. Shanghai Composite is down by 25.62 points or 0.64%. South Korean Kospi is up by 57.79 points or 1.42%.

Indian equity markets may start the day in green today. US President Donald Trump said yesterday that India and US are close to reaching a trade deal that will lower tariffs. An Indo-US trade deal will be a big fillip for Indian equity markets at this point. A number of stocks may show breakout from their resistance levels if a trade deal happens with US.

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Source: Dow Jones