Paris Equities have made notable gains in positive territory on Monday, buoyed by the potential resolution of the US government shutdown. On Sunday, the U.S. Senate cast a vote of 60-40 to conclude the protracted government shutdown, which reached its 40th day on that same day. The bipartisan legislation designed to finance the majority of federal agencies until January and ensure back pay for federal employees impacted by the shutdown is set to proceed to the House of Representatives for deliberation.

The benchmark CAC 40 increased by 104.41 points, reflecting a rise of 1.31%, reaching 8,054.59 recently. Kering, Stellantis, and Pernod Ricard have increased by 2.5 to 2.7%, whereas Safran, Renault, LVMH, Schneider Electric, Bouygues, Legrand, ArcelorMittal, Credit Agricole, STMicroElectronics, and Airbus have risen by 1.5 to 2%.

• Dassault Systemes is experiencing an increase of 2.7%.
• Societe Generale is experiencing an increase of over 4%.
• Edenred is experiencing an increase of 3.75%, while Accor has risen by 3.65%.
• Capgemini and BNP Paribas have experienced an increase of approximately 3%.

In economic news, investor confidence in the Eurozone declined in November, reflecting the ongoing challenges the economy faces in its recovery from the slump, according to survey results released by the behavioral research institute Sentix on Monday. The investor confidence index experienced an unforeseen decline, dropping to -7.4 in November from -5.4 in October. The projection indicated an improvement to -3.9.

Sentix reported a lack of indications for an autumn upturn in the eurozone. The indices reflecting both the current situation and expectations experienced a decline at a comparable pace. The current situation indicator registered at -17.5, a decline from -16.0 in October. The expectations indicator has decreased to 3.3, down from 5.8 recorded a month prior.