U.S. Futures, Global Markets Mostly Higher as Shutdown Ends
Futures for the S&P 500 rose after the U.S. government shutdown ended, sending hundreds of thousands of government staff back to work and allowing the resumption of data.
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Trump Signs Spending Bill, Ending Longest Shutdown in U.S. History
The legislation, which passed the House, extends funding for the federal government through Jan. 30.
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China ‘Singles’ Day’ Sales Show Modest Growth
A major shopping event in China showed sales improved, but not by enough to dispel concerns that tepid consumer spending will continue to drag on the economy.
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Oil Market Faces Growing Surplus as Inventories Climb, IEA Says
The oil market is becoming increasingly unbalanced with global inventories continuing to climb and an even larger surplus expected this year, the International Energy Agency said.
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U.K. Economy Grows at Slower Pace Ahead of Budget
GDP rose 0.1% in the third quarter, compared with 0.3% in the second, amid uncertainty about the government’s budget and the impact of a cyberattack on a major carmaker.
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Britain Is Preparing Tens of Billions in New Taxes-Again
The Labour government is readying its second major tax increase in two years as it tries to avoid spooking markets.
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Yen Weakens After First Face-Off Between Japan PM, BOJ Governor
The first face-to-face meeting between Japan’s prime minister and the head of its central bank has cooled expectations that an interest-rate hike is coming soon, sending the yen to a nine-month low.
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Fed’s Collins Sees ‘High Bar’ for Further Rate Cuts
Boston Fed President Susan Collins has voted in line with the central bank’s majority decisions so far this year.
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Atlanta Fed President Bostic to Retire Ahead of Reappointment Process
The regional bank leader plans to step down when his current five-year term expires at the end of next February.
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AI Data Centers Need More Power Right Now. These Companies Can Deliver It.
A new group of players in the AI power race are posting huge stocks gains. Their futures look bright.
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Congress Created a Market for a New Kind of Cannabis Drink. Now It Wants to Ban It.
An amendment in the Senate’s government-reopening bill rewrites the definition of hemp, jeopardizing many THC-enhanced drinks, gummies and other products.
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U.S. Insurers Are Binging on Private Credit, Moody’s Says
A handful of insurers are buying much of the investments, which are hard to trade and have relatively low credit ratings.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 13, 2025 05:15 ET (10:15 GMT)
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