US stock indicators are rising to the closure of government

US stock indicators ended Wednesday’s session at a height and ignored the first government’s closure in the United States for almost seven years. Treasury bonds have risen after employment data in the private sector strengthened the bet that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates later this month. The S&B 500 and Nasdak 100 index rose for the fourth consecutive session. The first was supported by the healthcare sector due to optimism due to the “Faizer” agreement with the White House. The shares of technology companies such as “Tesla” and “Invidia” also helped pay the index to rise by 0.3%. Treasury bonds reached 4.08% for ten years before settling nearly 4.10%, while the Bloomberg index settled for the dollar. Gold recorded a new record. Also read: Why do Trump focus the customs duties towards medicine? The closure threatens to disrupt the issuance of data. The government’s closure threatens to disrupt the basic economic data on which the federal dependent is to make its decisions on interest rates, which means that economists, traders and policymakers will rely more on special reports such as those released on Wednesday. The “ADP” report showed that the jobs of the private sector in America in September unexpectedly decreased, in line with the data last month indicating the slowdown in the labor market. This has encouraged the traders to strengthen their bets on further reduction this year. According to the Institute for Supply Management, the activity of US factories also shrank for the seventh consecutive month in September. On the other hand, the jobs surveyed on Tuesday indicated a decrease in employment demand, which provided another image of the labor market at a time when it was likely to be delayed by the issuance of the official agricultural posts, issued by the Work Statistics Office. Some investors believe that the absence of Friday’s report will not hinder the federal path. “Even if the Non -Agricultural Report is not published for the month before the federal meeting, officials have enough information about the labor market to make an additional reduction with 25 basis points on the October meeting,” said Atakan Pacsan, an American economist in Bernberg. The consequences of the closure of the government also look at the previous closing cases to determine that such events do not last long, and its effect on the macro economic economy is often minimal. Thomas Ryan, the chief economist of North America in ‘Capital Economics’, wrote in a memorandum that what distinguishes this closure is ‘the threat of permanent demobilization operations for non -financing federation employees’, adding that it can extend the impact of the employment in the public sector, despite the possibility of the employment. is what a legal appeal can do. At a White House press conference Wednesday, the Vice President GD verse said he did not expect a long closure, adding that demobilization could occur if closing days or weeks continued. Republicans are trying to push Democrats to end the crisis, with plans from the head of the White House budget office, Russell Foot, to accelerate the payment of federal employees. Stewart Kaiser, head of US stock trading strategies at City Group, is not currently seeing that the closure will negatively affect the shares. He said in an interview with “Bloomberg”: “To influence the closure of the stock markets, it must continue for a long time, or to see great discharge, or to have a disturbance in the bond market that expands its impact on the shares.” Regarding Christine Akino, editor -in -chief of “Markets Live” in Bloomberg, she wrote that “the mobilization in the end of the year is in favor of shares as a dominant origin in America, while the dollar is expected to remain late this year is likely to be an exception, as the closure of this year is likely to support the US currency and support.” According to Lauren Godwin, the economist and head of market strategies in New York Live Incontamins, the impact of the long -term closure of government, but in the long run, can exacerbate the closure on the stability of US policy. She wrote in a memo that “investors can work according to a simple rule: The longer the closure, the greater its effects on consumer confidence, economic activity and market results.”