Global equities rise on growing odds of US shutdown resolution

Global share-markets advanced on 10 November after the US Senate moved to approve a temporary funding bill, heightening hopes of ending the 40-day shutdown. The S&P 500 futures gained about 0.74 %, while Nasdaq futures rose 1.27 % as investor sentiment improved. The MSCI Asia-Pacific index excluding Japan jumped 1.36 %, and European futures were up around 1.5 %. 

Treasury yields rose and the dollar steadied, while analysts cautioned that damage from the shutdown may already weigh on US growth and consumer sentiment.