Trump says US government shutdown now impacts stock markets, warns of no quick resolution
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Investors turn cautious as market volatility rises and uncertainty over federal operations threatens economic stability.
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the US government shutdown is now affecting stock markets, warning that there would be no quick resolution to the ongoing fiscal deadlock that is halting non-essential federal operations.
The extended shutdown is disrupting federal services that support various sectors, leading to far-reaching economic impacts beyond immediate worker hardships. Lawmakers’ failure to reach a funding deal has extended the shutdown to record lengths with no clear resolution timeline amid ongoing negotiations.
Investors are assessing potential ripple effects from the shutdown on global markets, with uncertainty prompting shifts toward safer assets like bonds as the collective US equities trading system faces increased volatility from policy disruptions.
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