3 big things we’re watching in the stock market in the week ahead

The federal government closed the shop last week. If your stock market performance is your guide: you may not know that the S&P 500 has finished a record level in a six -day win series. However, the longer the closure in Washington lasts, the more attention to give Wall Street. For now, the market account is relatively simple: Considering that hundreds of thousands of furry government workers will receive refund when they are finished, it is likely to significantly change the orbit of the US economy and institutional profits. In addition, President Donald Trump’s mass federal ignition threats will not be fruitful or if they do, there is a implicit bet that they will be subject to cases. Of course, investors wish the Federal Reserve to receive the usual economic data flow from the state institutions – especially the September job report – to help them estimate their upcoming policy movements at their meetings in late October and December. However, the AdP’s special payroll report and other data are partially filling the gap. A short closure, the favorite trade of the street – artificial intelligence – everything further raises the market through political noise. Nvidia, King of Ai Chip, which is a humble lower on Friday, consists of six positive sessions than seven people this week. The underlying assumption is, of course, if the closure is short -lived, it will limit economic damage. This is the case – this is up to politicians in Washington, who could not reach an agreement on funding before midnight, Wednesday, when the closure came into force. In the coming days, it is definitely one of the biggest things for investors. Other important things on our radar include Honeywell’s special chemicals to be separated soon and an investor day for the disintegration of corporate gains other than the club’s portfolio. 1. Closing: The government is still closed as of Sunday morning. On Friday, the GOP -controlled Senate re -collected and received suggestions from Republicans and Democrats. They could not pass. 60 votes are required to pass the expenditure invoice in the 100 -seat Senate. When Republicans have the majority of 53 chairs, they need some support from the democratic meeting. As our CNBC colleagues reported, discussions on advanced subsidies for the appropriate maintenance law are at the center of the closure struggle. Both sides have largely dug their heels. Republicans received support from the Democratic Sens for Stopgap financing measures. John Fetterman from Pennsylvania and Catherine Cortez Masto from Nevada and Maine who cage with Democrats Angus King. However, there is still enough votes to reopen the government. At the White House, the Trump administration announced the freezing of funds aimed at democratic -led cities and states, and Trump said that closure was an unseen opportunity to reduce democratic priorities. The economic consequences of closing will first stem from how long it lasts. However, as the strategists in UBS say to customers on Friday in a note, Trump’s threat of cutting federal workers and cutting other expenditure programs “may increase negative effects”. “Ultimately, these movements have increased uncertainty: the number of employees to be affected is not yet known and [Department of Government Efficiency] Fever and expenditure cuts will probably be subject to the case at the beginning of the year. “2nd Sunday Investor Day: In New York on Wednesday, Solstice Advanced Material will hold an investor day in front of an investor day in a press release. He said that when the day was completed on October 30 With its office and the closure, these reports will be postponed with the Office of the Office: Monthly Monthly Meeting for October: Penguin Solutions (Peng Wednesday, October 8, October 9, October 9, October 9, 9:30 am Et: Pepsico (Branch) (PEP), Delta Air (PEP), Helen Bell: Levi Strauss (Levi), Apogee Enterprises (APOG) Friday, October 10, Consumer Duygu Survey (front) 10 am (Jim Cramer’s philanthropist trust Uzun Nvda, Hon. Jim, CNBC TV after sending a trade warning and a trade warning for a trade warning and hidden investment. It is not guaranteed by the trade warning.




