Trump has now signed the bill to reopen the US government.Shut down is over. Until the next one. This bill funds the government until the end of January. -Trump admits a lot of damage has been done:estimates it cost US$1.5tlndamage will take weeks and months to totally calculatecalls for termination of the filibusternormal operations will resumeshould never shut down the government again says people should have money to pay for health care, direct payments
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.
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The government shutdown’s end might seem like good news, but here’s why traders should stay cautious: While the reopening provides temporary relief, the estimated $1.5 trillion in damage signals deeper economic concerns. This could lead to volatility in markets, particularly in sectors sensitive to government spending like defense and infrastructure. Traders should watch for potential ripple effects on the dollar and Treasury yields, especially as we approach the end of January when funding discussions will resurface. If uncertainty looms, we might see a flight to safety in assets like gold or US Treasuries. Keep an eye on key economic indicators and sentiment shifts as the market adjusts to this temporary stability, and don’t forget to monitor the political landscape for any signs of future shutdown threats.
đź“® Takeaway
Watch for volatility in the dollar and Treasury yields as the government funding deadline approaches in January.





