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Stock -up contracts are slightly lower Tuesday evening after American shares launched the new week of negotiation with new records.

The term contracts linked to the industrial average of Dow Jones fell by 64 points, or 0.14%. S&P term contracts fell 0.12%, while Nasdaq 100 term contracts slipped by 0.13%.

Actions reached new heights on Monday, fueled by enthusiasm as to a potential acceleration of mergers and acquisition activities and a drop in future federal reserve. THE S&P 500 Closed to a new record for the 32nd time this year, for 7 consecutive days, while technology Nasdaq Composite marked his 31st higher level of 2025. The Industrial average Dow Jones End ended the day below, however. THE Russell 2000 The index of small capitalization shares, on the other hand, finished the previous session to a record after having crossed 2,500 for the first time.

Non -fiduciary assets have also increased. Gold climbed to a level higher than $ 3,900 per ounce on Monday on the optimism of a drop in the coming interest rate of the Federal Reserve6 Bitcoin reached a little more than $ 125,000.

“There is certainly a risk of concentration, and if you have a little money that comes out of these big capitalization names, a little flow and starters in small caps can go very far. So, I like the idea of ​​covering part of your risk with small caps”, Truist Wealth Co-Cio Keith Lerner said on the “CNBC closing bell. “” We always think that it is a bull market predominantly and we think that the trend will continue even if there are hiccups along the way. “

The Record market comes as investors seem to repel the concerns related to the current closure of the United States government which is now in its second week. The closure delayed the publication of key economic data, such as the September job report which was expected on Friday, and therefore reduced the amount of information available for the Fed before its next interest rate decision. A longer stop coupled to this Blackout data occurs at a time when the risks for the labor market and inflation remain high of the mind.

This could draw more attention from investors to the Fed minutes of the Fed due Wednesday afternoon as well as the comments expected this week of several officials of the Fed, including vice-president Michelle Bowman, governor Stephen Miran and the president of the Fed of Minneapolis Neel Kashkari.

Business profits reports also start to flow with a look at Pepsico And Delta airlines Results Thursday.

Actions have run in advance in recent weeks, stimulated by a wave of artificial intelligence transactions. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite release their fourth weekly gain in five weeks, while the DOW at 30 actions increased last week for the third time in four weeks. Admittedly, eminent investors are increasingly drawing attention to the foam on the market and the concerns of a bubble of AI recall the frenzy of the Dot-Com in 1999.