Stock Futures Rise on Progress to End Shutdown
U.S. stock futures pointed to gains as the record-long shutdown appears to be nearing an end.
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Senate Clears Key Hurdle Toward Ending Government Shutdown
A bloc of Democrats helped Republicans advance the spending measure but more steps remain before federal operations can resume.
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BOJ Summary of Opinions Show Next Rate-Hike Nearing
The Bank of Japan’s policy board has signaled that the next interest-rate increase may be coming soon, according to its latest summary of opinions, with members keeping a particular eye on domestic wage trends.
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U.S.-Stock Funds Push Year’s Gain to 12%
The year’s rally in tech stocks continued to boost large-cap growth funds. Plus: A Financial Flashback to “Dow 5000.”
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Trump Suggests $2,000 Payouts to Americans as He Defends Tariffs
The president praised the benefits of the levies after the Supreme Court appeared skeptical of his justification for many of them.
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Corporate Earnings Were Great This Quarter. Wall Street Is Still Not Impressed.
Four of five S&P 500 companies are beating estimates, but investors aren’t rewarding them for their performance.
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The Year’s Hottest Crypto Trade Is Crumbling
Some investors are saying “told you so,” while others are doubling down, as a selloff in bitcoin and other digital tokens hits crypto-treasury companies.
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REIT Investors See a Softer Job Market. That Could Hurt Rental Prices.
Uncertainty about jobs hurts demand for apartments at a time when asking rents have cooled.
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Flight Disruptions Mount As Shutdown Drags On
Thousands of flights in the U.S. have been canceled or delayed Sunday, including hundreds of flights at Newark Liberty and Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, according to FlightAware.com.
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Why Car Insurers Are Under Pressure to Cut Rates
Car insurers have been bracing for the fallout from a trade war, but it’s a price war they should be more worried about.
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China’s Deflationary Pressures Eased in October
China’s downward price pressures further eased in October, in part thanks to the boost from a week-long holiday as well as Beijing’s ongoing efforts to curb excess capacity in some key sectors.
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Europe’s Economic Recovery Hopes Hang on Scarred Consumers
While the economy appears to have survived a jump in U.S. tariffs, households will have to put half a decade of trauma behind them if the region is to significantly recover.
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Trump’s Tax Cuts Are Exposing Companies to Biden’s Tax Hike
Democrats’ older alternative minimum tax claws back billions of dollars in savings from the newer GOP law.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 10, 2025 07:15 ET (12:15 GMT)
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