US Senate on Thursday aims to pass DHS bill that it passed unanimously last week and send to the House for final passage, according to reports

The US Senate's movement to pass the DHS bill indicates bipartisan support, which could signal stability in government operations and funding.

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If passed, this may reduce uncertainty around fiscal policy and spending, potentially calming markets concerned about government shutdown risks. Watch how this development influences sentiment in risk markets and flows into safe havens, particularly if other contentious issues arise.

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