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Markets exhale as shutdown end nears; investors brace for a data deluge and rate-path clarity

U.S. assets found firmer footing Monday as signs of progress in Washington eased fears of deeper economic fallout from the nation’s longest-ever government shutdown. Equities clawed back part of last week’s losses—led by a rebound in big-cap technology—while risk-sensitive currencies strengthened and Treasury prices slipped, nudging yields higher. The improved …

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Markets Await Key Job Reports as Hopes Rise for End to U.S. Government Shutdown

The U.S. dollar started the week without a clear direction as investors grew more optimistic about a possible breakthrough to end the ongoing 40-day federal government shutdown. Market sentiment showed signs of stabilization, with traders turning their attention to fresh economic data releases that could shape expectations for the Federal …

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U.S. Shutdown Deal Nears Finish Line, But Health Care Fight Still Looms

Congress appears to be nearing the end of the longest government shutdown in American history, as Senate leaders push through a bipartisan package aimed at restarting federal operations and easing weeks of national disruption. The Senate voted late Sunday to advance the measure, setting the stage for final approval as …

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Is Trump Gambling America’s Skies to Win a Budget, Shutdown Battle?

The longest government shutdown in history just weaponized 40 of America’s busiest airports. On Friday, November 7, the FAA began slicing flight schedules by 4 %, heading to 10 % next week and—according to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy—possibly 20 % if Democrats don’t blink before Thanksgiving. The question isn’t whether …

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The Dollar’s Dramatic Flip: Global Crises Put US Currency on Edge

The Dollar’s Dramatic Flip: Global Crises Put US Currency on EdgeThe US Dollar recently experienced a sharp, whiplash moment. After flexing its muscles for five days, seemingly emboldened by the central bank’s tough talk, that strength vanished immediately when new economic figures suggested a slowdown. This sudden reversal—a five-day “party” …

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