Negotiations between US Democrats and the White House are ongoing, but right now, a deal on a stopgap funding measure seems unlikely, Punchbowl reports

The ongoing negotiations between US Democrats and the White House regarding a stopgap funding measure signal rising uncertainty in fiscal policy.

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Negotiations between US Democrats and the White House are ongoing, but right now, a deal on a stopgap funding measure seems unlikely, Punchbowl reports

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The lack of progress on a deal could lead to concerns over potential government shutdowns, impacting market sentiment and possibly leading to volatility in equities and bonds as investors reevaluate risk. Watch for safe-haven assets to react if tensions continue to escalate without resolution.

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