Stock Market Buzz: What's Moving the Market Today?

The stock market is set to open with some big news. The government shutdown is over, but not everyone is happy. The deal to reopen the government didn't include everything Democrats wanted, like extra Obamacare money. But it did promise a vote on a health care bill they like next month. The deal also means food stamps will keep coming, and government workers will get paid for the time they missed. The shutdown caused some problems. Important reports on inflation and jobs might not come out now. That's bad news for the Federal Reserve, which needs that info to make good decisions. Also, air travel was messed up, but things are getting back to normal now. Wall Street is happy the shutdown is over. The Dow Jones hit a record high yesterday, hoping the end was near. Disney had a rough day. They missed their revenue goals, and their stock dropped. Their streaming service, Disney+, is doing well, but their TV and movie businesses aren't. Still, they made more money than expected, so it's not all bad. The Supreme Court will hear a case about Trump trying to fire a Federal Reserve governor. Meanwhile, another Fed president is leaving his job soon. He said he's proud of his work to make the economy work for everyone. There's a new way to get cheap drugs, but it might not be safe. Some companies are bringing drugs in from other countries, and the government is worried. They say these drugs might come from shady places and could be dangerous. A big tech company is spending a lot of money on AI. They're building new data centers and creating jobs. But some people are mad because these centers use a lot of electricity and make prices go up.