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Jobless claims slipped last week, pointing to a steady labor market.
Trump signed the funding bill, officially ending the government shutdown.
Stocks climbed and the dollar dipped as markets eyed jobs and the U.S. reopening.
The Senate passed a bill to end the shutdown. Now it’s the House’s turn.
The BOJ hinted at a possible December rate hike.
Job cuts in October hit their highest level in 22 years.
Trump took a swipe at Mamdani after Democrats swept key races.
Oil dipped on a stronger dollar and oversupply worries.
China warned the U.S. to stay clear of “red lines” after a fragile trade truce.
Zombie firms in the U.S. just hit their highest count since 2022.
Nvidia’s cutting big AI deals with South Korea’s tech giants.
The dollar climbed after Powell shrugged off hopes for a December rate cut.
