Overview
- President Donald Trump signed the funding bill, ending the 43-day federal shutdown and removing a major policy risk for markets.
- U.S. trading stayed split, with the Dow logging a second record close as the Nasdaq fell, while AMD surged about 8–9% on bold multi‑year revenue guidance.
- European shares advanced, and Spain’s Ibex 35 notched fresh all‑time highs near 16,640 as risk appetite improved.
- Mexico’s S&P/BMV IPC retreated after record levels on Wednesday, then attempted a modest rebound in early Thursday trading.
- Oil prices fell roughly 2%–4% on supply concerns before stabilizing, and the White House said delayed BLS reports, including jobs figures, will be published soon.