🇺🇸 JIM CRAMER: "Investors should not worry about a U.S. government shutdown." https://t.co/pzHLFwHgkC ...

US stocks wavered on Tuesday, wrapping up their best September in 15 years on a cautious note ahead of a potential government shutdown https://t.co/t9d2R4kgm5 ...

Group 1 - The article discusses the potential impact of a looming government shutdown on the stock market, particularly the S&P 500 Index (SPX), which is facing its first weekly loss of September despite a record close [2][10] - Historical data indicates that stocks generally perform poorly after the onset of a government shutdown, with the SPX showing an average return of -0.74% one week after a shutdown begins [6][8] - The last government shutdown in December 2018 was an exception, where the SPX gained over 9% in the month following the shutdown, contrasting with the overall trend of underperformance during shutdowns [6][7] Group 2 - The worst historical performance for the SPX occurred during the 1995 shutdown, which saw a drop of nearly 7.9%, suggesting that current levels near 6,640 could fall to around 6,115 if similar conditions arise [7] - The article provides a detailed table of past shutdowns, showing varying impacts on the SPX, with the average return one month after a shutdown being -0.78% [8][9] - The article highlights the volatility in the market as the deadline approaches, with the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) serving as a potential indicator for investors [10]

A government shutdown could provide further fuel for the rally in gold and weigh on the dollar, though history shows that stocks and bonds are unlikely to suffer https://t.co/VgMZyr9SUz ...

For 3 minutes on the markets. Mark, good morning to you. So let's start with the impact of shot down and in particular on the US dollar.ICC sitting talking about how this is something that's going to weigh on the dollar. And I think from reading your notes, you think that that's the sort of path of least resistance for the dollar right now. Absolutely.I think that's probably the easiest way to kind of play this kind of theme. I think overall, what government shutdown means is not major economic impact unles ...

Another US government shutdown is a clear risk for the dollar https://t.co/mrTGj8MjAc ...

Core Viewpoint - The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at its second-highest level in history amid concerns of an impending government shutdown [1] Group 1 - The current market performance indicates resilience despite potential economic disruptions from a government shutdown [1] - Investors are closely monitoring the situation as it could impact market stability and investor sentiment [1]

All these headwinds? Well, let's ask G Squared Private Wealth CIO and CNBC contributor Victoria Green and Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Chief Investment Officer Brent Chute. Guys, uh, welcome. Um, Victoria, it's been a really good September by historical standards, unless tomorrow's a disaster. Uh, so assuming it's not, should investors stay long risk? Yes, we're advising staying long risk because we don't fight the Fed. We don't fight the tape. And there are three things going for this market. Tech ...

Major stock indexes mostly rose Monday after a losing week, but the dollar and Treasury yields fell on fears of a possible government shutdown. https://t.co/eEi0Fixcd9 ...

Why the US government might shut down and what to know https://t.co/axwEG5n80Y ...