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📉 TL;DR — What Moved, What Didn’t
The Dow closed at a record above 48,000 as Congress passed—and the President later signed—a bill on Wednesday to reopen the government after 43 days. Stocks were mixed: S&P 500 flat-ish on the day but up for the week; Nasdaq 100 lagged. Gold jump-started the week with a near 5% pop as the dollar eased. Bitcoin slipped after Monday’s bounce.
Big picture: reopening reduces near-term data gaps and travel snarls, while markets refocus on rates, earnings, and holiday spending.
Quick Levels → Week-to-date change
S&P 500: 6,850.93 | ↑1.81%
Nasdaq 100: 25,517.33 | ↑1.83%
Dow: 48,254.82 | ↑2.70%
Russell 2000: 2,450.80 | ↓0.74%
Gold/oz: $4,232 | ↑5.78%
Bitcoin (BTC): $103,001 | ↓1.65%
DXY (U.S. Dollar Index): 99.47 | ↓0.09%
🚀 Top Movers This Week
On Holding (ONON) ↑18.60% — Q3 sales jumped; margins expanded; raised 2025 outlook and boosted holiday-quarter confidence.
Sandisk (SNDK) ↑18.21% — AI-memory momentum and firmer flash pricing lifted shares into midweek.
AMD (AMD) ↑10.85% — Analyst Day guided >35% annual revenue growth; AI demand called “insatiable.”
Newmont (NEM) ↑11.61% — Gold miner surged alongside bullion strength; momentum extended into midweek.
Eli Lilly (LLY) ↑10.11% — Weight-loss drug tailwinds and White House pricing deal bolster demand outlook.
Sony (SONY) ↑9.20% — Raised profit outlook; anime/PlayStation strength; lower tariff hit aided ADRs.