午盘：美股维持涨势 市场关注美国政府停摆事件进展

Group 1 - The U.S. stock market maintained its upward trend amid ongoing negotiations to end a historic government shutdown that has lasted over 40 days [1][3] - The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 68.22 points (0.15%) to 47,055.32, the Nasdaq increased by 361.16 points (1.57%) to 23,365.70, and the S&P 500 gained 59.33 points (0.88%) to 6,788.13 [3] - A procedural motion allowing for further voting on the agreement received at least 60 votes, with eight Democratic senators breaking party lines to support the deal [3] Group 2 - The agreement aims to keep the government operational until January and partially reverse recent large-scale federal layoffs, while also including follow-up measures for government employees [3] - The deal does not include provisions for extending credits related to the Affordable Care Act, which was a core point of contention for many Democratic senators, but it requires a vote on related subsidies in December [3] Group 3 - Consumer confidence has dropped to its lowest level in over three years due to concerns over the government shutdown, as reported by the University of Michigan [4] - The shutdown has halted the release of several key economic reports, including non-farm payroll data and consumer price indices, contributing to increased market anxiety [4] - Major stock indices experienced significant declines last week, with the Nasdaq Composite falling by 3% and the S&P 500 down by 1.6% [4] Group 4 - Data from OpenBrand indicates that the price increase of consumer goods in October slowed for the first time in three months, reflecting increased discounting by retailers [5] - The price index for consumer durable and personal goods rose by 0.22% in October, down from 0.48% in September, with discounts rising to 20.4%, nearing the highest level since July of the previous year [5] - Despite the overall slowdown in inflation, certain categories such as household equipment and electronics still showed resilience in pricing [5]