U.S. stocks opened lower, and the upward momentum may come to an end

According to Jin Ten, on Thursday, the U.S. stock market fell at the opening, and the momentum of four consecutive trading days of gains may be coming to an end. BMO Private Wealth Chief Market Strategist Carol Schleif stated that the government reopening is a "positive" for the market. If the government resumes operations and economic data begins to be released, market volatility in the coming weeks would not be surprising. Traders' attention has turned to the December Federal Reserve meeting, reducing bets on interest rate cuts by the central bank. Collins tends to "maintain stable rates for a period of time," while Bostic pointed out that inflation remains a clearer risk facing the U.S. economy.