Investors Stay Positive Amid Improving Risk Appetite After U.S. Senate Voted to End Shutdown

Barry Adams
11 Nov, 2025
New York City

Stock market indexes rested near the flatline after registering solid gains on Monday. 

The S&P 500 index increased 0.2%, and the Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.2% as investors awaited the reopening of the federal government. 

The U.S. Senate voted to reopen the government in a 60-40 vote and end the longest shutdown. The resolution is expected to pass the U.S. House as early as Wednesday, and the U.S. president is set to approve the deal on the same day. 

The short-term funding deal provides funding until the end of January and rehires most of the furloughed federal employees. 

However, the agreement does not extend the subsidy for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act provided to millions of citizens, a key demand of the Democrat lawmakers.

 

U.S. Stock Movers 

CoreWeave Inc. dropped 10.2% to $94.84 after the cloud-infrastructure company's cofounder and chief executive, Michael Intrator, said on an earnings call that the company is struggling to secure access to data centers to place its equipment. 

Revenue in the third quarter more than doubled to $1.36 billion from $583.9 million, net loss shrank to $110.1 million from $359.8 million, and diluted loss per share eased to 22 cents from $1.82 a year ago. 

At the end of the third quarter, revenue backlog more than doubled to $55.6 billion, said CEO Intrator in a statement released to investors.  

Stock plunged 10% after the company's 2025 revenue guidance fell short of market expectations. 

CEO Intrator estimated full-year revenue to range between $5.05 billion and $5.15 billion and added that a delay in one of the data center buildouts is "impacting us, but it won't affect our backlog." 

RealReal Inc. increased 17.3% to $13.15 after the operator of the online marketplace's third-quarter revenue surpassed market expectations and raised its full-year revenue outlook. 

Revenue increased 17% to $173.5 million from $147.7 million, net loss attributable to stockholders surged to $54.0 million from $17.9 million, and diluted loss per share expanded to 47 cents from 16 cents a year ago. 

The net loss included a change in warrant liability of $43.9 million; however, operating loss decreased to $7.6 million from $14.6 million a year ago. 

The second-hand luxury goods marketplace operator guided fourth-quarter revenue between $188 million and $191 million and full-year revenue between $687 million and $690 million. 

The company is a beneficiary of an emerging trend as customers turn to authenticated second-hand luxury goods amid elevated prices and a rising cost of living. 

Gross merchandise volume increased 20% from a year ago to $520 million, and the company forecast fourth-quarter GMV to range between $585 million and $590 million. 

Despite the rising revenue, the company has struggled to be profitable, and the online marketplace operator estimated fourth-quarter adjusted operating earnings between $17.5 million and $18.5 million. 

Rocket Lab Corp. soared 9.4% to $56.72, and the company's revenue in the third quarter was ahead of expectations, and the net loss was smaller than expected. 

Revenue increased to $155.1 million from $104.8 million, net loss shrank to $18.2 million from $51.9 million, and diluted loss per share eased to 3 cents from 10 cents a year ago. 

The space company estimated fourth quarter revenue to range between $170 million and $180 million and adjusted operating loss between $23 million and $29 million.