The U.S. government is emerging from shutdown mode — the Senate has already voted in favor, and the House of Representatives will vote on November 12. If approved, Trump will sign it, and the record-breaking 35-day shutdown will come to an end.

How do we know that this will benefit the markets? History:
• 2013 year (shutdown): S&P 500 +4.5% for the month
• 2019 year ( record then ): +5.1%
• 1995–96: +4%

Every time after the chaos, Washington's output data returns, federal workers receive salaries, contracts are unfrozen, and consumption rises. 📊

In February, there will be new financing terms — so the political turbulence is not over yet. The economy has already taken a hit that cannot be fully recovered from. This affects everyone: stocks, crypto, commodities.