Matteo Colombo The U.S. stock market will operate normally on Monday’s Columbus Day federal holiday, while the bond markets will be closed as banks will be shuttered. The S&P 500 (SP500) rose +1.1% this week and crossed the 5,800 points marks in a historic first, as investors shrugged off Middle East tensions and a hotter-than-anticipated consumer inflation report and focused on positive quarterly results from big banks that kicked off the third-quarter earnings season. The Nasdaq Composite (COMP:IND) also climbed +1.1% this week, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) added +1.2%. U.S. commodities markets, including gold and WTI crude futures will be open for trading on Monday, and crypto trading never takes a day off – not even nights or weekends. See Seeking Alpha's comprehensive guide to Stock Market Holidays.