US Senator Graham says Senate will not vote tonight on the spending deal
Senator Graham's announcement that the Senate will not vote on the spending deal tonight could signal delays in fiscal policy implementation, potentially impacting market sentiment.
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Japan sells JPY 2.2tln in 2-year JGBs; b/c 3.88x (prev. 3.26x); average yield 1.253% (prev. 1.129%)
US Senator Graham says Senate will not vote tonight on the spending deal
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This uncertainty around government spending may affect risk assets and influence expectations for economic stability and growth, particularly in the current climate of heightened volatility in global markets.
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