The market is rallying as Congress progresses towards ending the prolonged government shutdown. Major stock indices, particularly in tech, see gains, and crucial economic reports are expected post-reopening.
Senate advances measure to end shutdown
Market indices, especially tech, rise
Delayed economic data expected after reopening
Government workers may receive back pay
Bitcoin prices increase, aiding crypto stocks
Chinese stocks rise on easing deflation
The stock market plays a crucial role in the global economy by providing a platform where investors and companies trade ownership shares. On November 10 2025, the Nasdaq rally captured global attention as optimism grew following the end of the longest US government shutdown. This Nasdaq rally follows end of political uncertainty, restoring investor confidence across multiple sectors. The US government shutdown ends after 43 days, marking a turning point that fueled strong gains in technology and growth stocks. The rally follows renewed faith in market stability, showing how the US government reopening can directly influence investor sentiment and global financial trends. [1][2][3]
On November 10, 2025, the Nasdaq composite surged 2.3%, marking its largest single-day gain since May 27. This rally reflected growing investor optimism as the Senate passed a bipartisan bill to end the longest U.S. federal government shutdown, which began on October 1 and lasted 43 days. The House approved the bill on November 12, and President Donald Trump signed it into law the same day, officially reopening the government. [7][6]
Key Factors Driving Market Gains on November 10
Technology sector led advances, with chipmakers Micron and TSMC and major companies Alphabet, Nvidia, and Tesla at the forefront. [5]
Gold futures and U.S. Treasury yields rose, signaling cautious optimism among investors. [4]
Bitcoin prices increased alongside crypto-sensitive stocks such as Robinhood and Coinbase.
Chinese stock markets and other global indices, including Japan’s Nikkei 225 and Europe’s Stoxx 600, gained following reports of easing deflationary pressures in China. [8][7]
Economic and Market Implications of the Government Shutdown’s End
The government reopening will result in the release of delayed economic data, particularly the September employment report, which will inform the Federal Reserve’s. [10][9]
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