Oscar Health jumps after Trump signals openness to extending ACA subsidies as part of deal to end government shutdown
Oscar Health jumped in after-hours trading after President Trump suggested he is open to extending Affordable Care Act subsidies as part of a funding bill to reopen the government.
The stock was recently up 9.1%.
ACA plans, which are a major source of revenue for some insurers, including Oscar, are at the center of budget negotiations as the government shutdown stretches on.
According to NBC News, when asked if he would be willing to make a deal on the subsidies, Trump told reporters: “If we made the right deal, I’d make a deal.” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer denied that Trump was talking with Democrats about reaching an agreement but said, “We’ll be at the table,” The New York Times reported.