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The S&P 500 slumped 1.6% last week — but bad first weeks in November usually don’t hang over the stock market through the holiday season.

The S&P 500 slumped 1.6% last week — but bad first weeks in November usually don’t hang over the stock market.

“Even if the headache of the government shutdown might go away, we still won’t know how all the data is going to change the outlook, and that is something which is going to continue to hang over the auctions over the entire week,” said Will Compernolle, macro strategist at FHN Financial in Chicago.

“Policy risks—from the Supreme Court’s pending tariff ruling to uncertainty around the labor market and the Fed’s next move—still hang over the market,” Chanana said.

Despite the move, the debacle is likely to hang over the family for years to come.