European stocks are projected to remain in their positive momentum as the U.S. government shutdown comes to an end.
According to data from IG, the FTSE index of the UK has witnessed an opening 0.6 percent rise, DAX of Germany up 0.3 percent, CAC 40 of France increased 0.3 percent, and FTSE MIB of Italy rose 0.37 percent.
The U.S. Senate passed a bill to fund the federal government by January on Monday night, to end the biggest shutdown in U.S. history.
With the support of Democratic senators and all Republicans, the 60-40 bill was passed, which will be sent to the House of Representatives.
If the House passes the bill, then the bill will be passed to U.S. President Donald Trump to be signed into law.
U.S. stock futures were close to the flatline; therefore, the Asia-Pacific markets traded combined, which was increased by profits on Wall Street on Monday night, after revitalized optimism around AI, which resulted in stocks rising among Nvidia, Google parent Alphabet, and Microsoft.
The earnings reports on Europe approach from Softbank, Nebius, Munich Re, CEZ Group, and Vodafone on Tuesday.
