Senate Minority Leader Schumer says the 60-day CR that locks in the status quo is dead on arrival

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Senate Minority Leader Schumer's statement about the 60-day continuing resolution being 'dead on arrival' suggests significant gridlock in Congress over government funding. This situation raises concerns about a potential government shutdown, impacting market sentiment and leading to cautious trading in risk-sensitive assets. Investors should closely monitor developments in Washington, as prolonged uncertainty could weigh on equities and bolster safe-haven assets like gold and treasuries.

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