Wall Street futures advance a red day for the “closure” of the US government

Wall Street futures advance a red day for the “closure” of the US government

October 1, 2025 – 08:34

Meanwhile, in the rest of the world the situation is dissimilar, because some of Asia’s most important bags do not operate by holiday. In Europe, for its part, there are generalized increases.

After a September, the main stock stock indices of Wall Street fall this Wednesday In the “Premarket”, while investors evaluate the consequences of the closure of the federal government in the United States. It’s about Una situation that threatens to delay key economic data and stop the flexibility plans of the monetary policy of the Federal Reserve.

Markets rely on the hope that A progressive rate cut by the Fed holds the bullish rally which led the actions to his second consecutive quarter of profits. However, with Trump’s government Under a “Shutdown” For an indefinite time, the situation is now uncertainty in the New York Stock Exchange.

In pre -opening, the North American square exhibits generalized casualties among its main indexes: the one dedicated to the industrial sector, the Dow Jones0.47%falls; who brings together the main technology companies, Nasdaq Compisite0.55%contracts; while the leading index, which brings together the most important companies of Wall Street, S&P 500, low 0.53%.

The bags in the rest of the world

In Asiathe situation is particular. In the case of China, the Shanghai and Hong Kong bags They did not open for being a national holiday. For its part, in Japan the Nikkei 225 dropped 0.84%, while the South Korean Kospi increased 0.91%.

For its part, in Europe the situation, for the moment, is bullish. The Stoxx 50 euro rises 0.41%, while the German Dax increases 0.52%, while the French CAC accompanies 0.42%. By force of the Eurozone, the FTSE of the United Kingdom increases 0.67%.

News in development.


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