US Treasury Secretary Bessent, on the government shutdown, says we do not know what to expect, via CNBC

The comments from Treasury Secretary Bessent signal uncertainty around the potential implications of a government shutdown, which may create volatility in markets, particularly in the USD.

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In an environment where fiscal policy is already under scrutiny, this uncertainty could weigh on investor sentiment and influence risk assets. Keep an eye on how this develops, as it may impact expectations for rates and spending moving forward.

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