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Wall Street Braces for High-Stakes Week with Megacap Earnings and Fed Rate Decision

Investors are preparing for one of the busiest weeks of the earnings season as five “Magnificent Seven” tech giants report results. The Federal Reserve’s expected rate cut and ongoing trade tensions add to the market’s critical juncture.

Market Crossroads: Earnings Tsunami Meets Fed Decision

The U.S. stock market rally faces a potentially defining week that could determine its momentum heading into year-end, according to reports analyzing upcoming market catalysts. Sources indicate that a deluge of corporate earnings from megacap technology companies combined with an anticipated Federal Reserve interest rate decision creates a high-stakes environment for investors.

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Small Business Acquisition Market Defies Trade Tensions in Q3 Surge

Small business sales surged in the third quarter as buyers raced to complete deals before political uncertainties could disrupt the market. Transactions increased 8% year-over-year despite declining median sale prices, with service and retail sectors leading the growth.

Small Business Market Defies Political Uncertainty

Despite ongoing tariff tensions and political volatility, the small business acquisition market demonstrated remarkable resilience during the third quarter, according to industry reports. Buyers and sellers reportedly pushed forward with transactions ahead of potential market disruptions, including the government shutdown that would later freeze critical loan approvals.

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Government Shutdown Enters Day 15: Economic Impact, Political Blame Game Intensifies

The federal government shutdown has entered its 15th day with analysts warning of $15 billion daily economic impacts. Political leaders continue trading accusations as 750,000 federal workers face furloughs and critical services experience disruptions.

Government Shutdown Economic Impact and Political Fallout

The federal government shutdown has entered its 15th day, with economic analysts warning the stalemate could cost $15 billion daily according to reports from financial experts. The political impasse shows no signs of resolution as both parties continue trading accusations over responsibility for the funding lapse that has furloughed hundreds of thousands of federal workers and disrupted numerous government services.