US markets rose as the US Senate moved to end the government shutdown, boosting investor confidence. Tech stocks experienced volatility amid concerns over AI valuations, with some warning of a potential correction. Analysts highlight ongoing risks and opportunities in AI investments amid mixed economic signals.
The US government shutdown entered its 43rd day, impacting economic data releases and market sentiment. Recent developments include the Senate passing a funding bill, which is expected to end the shutdown and resume key economic indicators. The tech sector remains volatile, with AI-related stocks fluctuating amid fears of overvaluation and bubble-like conditions. Analysts compare current AI enthusiasm to past tech booms, warning of potential corrections but also emphasizing the sector's long-term growth prospects.
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The compa
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