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Home » Congress’s funding bridge sparks political unrest, eyes on potential spending deals
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Congress’s funding bridge sparks political unrest, eyes on potential spending deals

Press RoomBy Press RoomOctober 3, 2023
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Political unrest has been ignited in Congress due to a 45-day funding bridge, with Rep. Matt Gaetz spearheading an effort to oust Speaker Kevin McCarthy, according to information provided by Stifel’s Brian Gardner and TD Cowen’s Research Group. The turmoil comes amidst the backdrop of fluctuating U.S. stocks and the looming funding deadline of November 17.

The spotlight is now firmly on McCarthy’s spending agreement with President Biden and the possibility of individual spending bills. As the November deadline approaches, it is predicted that a continuing resolution may become necessary to prevent a government shutdown. Despite the threats of a shutdown, fears are anticipated to subside as Thanksgiving approaches.

AGF Investments has projected that the potential deals could include a $10 billion aid package for Ukraine and enhanced measures for border security. This news comes as the nation grapples with concerns over border security and ongoing negotiations over government funding arrangements.

This unfolding political drama in Congress underscores the high stakes nature of upcoming funding decisions and their potential impact on U.S. markets. The outcome of these negotiations and potential spending bills could have far-reaching implications for both domestic policy and international relations, particularly with Ukraine.

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