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Weekly Market Outlook: October Begins With Volatility Ahead
As we close out September and step into October, markets are preparing for another month filled with volatility. Interest rate cuts remain firmly on the agenda, economic data is stacked throughout the calendar, and the possibility of a U.S. government shutdown could set the tone for the weeks ahead. The big focus early this week is in Washington. If Congress fails to reach a deal before Wednesday, the U.S. government could shut down. President Trump is meeting with congressional leaders in a last-ditch effort to avoid this scenario. A shutdown would not only create uncertainty but could also postpone key economic ... (full story)
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President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with the top four congressional leaders Monday in a high-stakes sit-down at the White House that could determine whether the federal government shuts down this week. Funding is set to run out at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday unless Trump and leaders on Capitol Hill can reach an eleventh-hour agreement. The Democratic ...
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