Global scholarships are in a downward trend on Tuesday morning due to concerns about a potential US government shutdown on Wednesday.
U.S. President Donald Trump held talks with both Democrats and Republicans the day before. After the negotiations, both parties suggested that no headway was made in reaching an agreement to prevent a government shutdown.
Historically, this event has had minimal influence on markets; however, analysts point out that the current situation could be distinct due to the slowing labor market, the risk of stagflation, and the high valuations of stocks.
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Trump declared on Monday that there will be a 10% tariff on raw wood and sawn wood, as well as a 25% tariff on kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets, and upholstered furniture.
Future index quotes
Dow Jones Future: a decrease of 0.22%
S&P 500 Future down by 0.19%
Nasdaq Future: -0.21%
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Asian scholarships ended without a clear path as Chinese industrial activity continued to decline for the sixth straight month, the largest drop since 2019, signaling an economic slowdown following a period of growth earlier in the year.
Shanghai SE in China increased by 0.52%.
Nikkei in Japan fell by 0.25%.
Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong increased by 0.87%.
Nifty 50 (India) rose by 0.03%.
ASX 200 in Australia dropped by 0.16%.
Europe is a continent.
STOXX 600 declined by 0.28%.
DAX in Germany experienced a decrease of 0.19%.
FTSE 100 in the UK decreased by 0.28%.
France’s CAC 40 index decreased by 0.52%.
FTSE MIB in Italy dropped by 0.40%.
Ibovespa: recall the previous day.
Ibovespa ended Monday’s session with a 0.61% increase, reaching 146,336 points, driven by gains in financial, electrical, and mining stocks. Investors also kept an eye on contract data and US interest rate policy uncertainty.
In August, the Ministry of Labor and Employment revealed that 147,000 jobs were created, which is significantly lower than the average reported by Data Value of 184,000 jobs and represents a 38.4% decrease compared to 2024. This is the lowest job creation figure since 2020 when the New Caged system was introduced.
With fewer new employees, spending may decrease and inflation could be managed, affecting the Central Bank’s interest policy. But recent employment data suggests a potential wage increase, which might have the opposite effect.
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Events in Finland and the USA: Philip Jefferson and Christine Lagarde speak at an international conference in Finland, Susan Collins attends an event in the USA, and various Federal Reserve officials participate in events throughout the day.
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