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Dow Hits Record on Shutdown Deal Momentum as AI Shares Fall After SoftBank Exits Nvidia

Investors priced a reopening this week, with attention shifting to a House vote plus the return of delayed economic data.

Overview

  • Senators advanced a stopgap bill to fund the government through January, with the House expected to take up the measure as soon as Wednesday before it goes to President Donald Trump.
  • The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 559 points to a record close, the S&P 500 edged higher, and the Nasdaq slipped as investors rotated away from richly valued tech stocks.
  • SoftBank disclosed it sold its entire Nvidia stake for about $5.83 billion, pressuring Nvidia and other AI-linked shares as traders reassessed sector valuations.
  • AI infrastructure firm CoreWeave cut its annual revenue outlook, sending its shares sharply lower and adding to concerns about the durability of near‑term AI spending.
  • An ADP update pointed to private employers shedding an average of roughly 11,250 jobs per week in late October, reinforcing bets on a potential December Fed rate cut on a day when U.S. bond markets were closed for Veterans Day.