Overview
- The Senate approved a stopgap bill to finance the U.S. government through January 30, sending the measure to the House and then, if passed, to the president for signature.
- The Dow Jones rose 0.68% to a record 48,254.82 for a second straight day, while the S&P 500 was nearly flat and the Nasdaq fell 0.26% as money rotated out of some large tech names.
- European stocks rallied with record closes in Paris and London, and Spain’s Ibex 35 notched new intraday highs above 16,400 points.
- Mexico’s S&P/BMV IPC opened near record territory before slipping about 0.34% from the prior record close, with Walmex among the leading decliners.
- Company and sector moves shaped trading as AMD jumped roughly 9% on bullish multi‑year revenue guidance for AI data‑center chips, while oil prices eased about 2% on signs of ample supply.