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Vance says US 'headed to a shutdown' after meeting with Democrats — REUTERS / pwu404

JD Vance · United States

Vance says US 'headed to a shutdown' after meeting with Democrats

36% Center coverage: 104 sources

With a potential government shutdown looming, Vice President JD Vance and congressional leaders remain at an impasse over healthcare subsidies and Medicaid cuts, risking disruptions to federal services and paychecks.See the Story

Wall Street Sets More Records, but Bond Yields Drop Following Discouraging Data on the Job Market

Donald Trump · New York

Wall Street Sets More Records, but Bond Yields Drop Following Discouraging Data on the Job Market

54% Center coverage: 95 sources

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks rose to more records on Wednesday, as Wall Street still doesn’t care much about the shutdown of the U.S. government, but yields sank in…See the Story

Wall Street indexes end slightly higher as US government shutdown looms — REUTERS / pwu404

Business · United States

Wall Street indexes end slightly higher as US government shutdown looms

56% Center coverage: 43 sources

Wall Street's three major indexes managed to close Tuesday's choppy session higher, also marking quarterly and monthly gains, even as investors braced for a U.S. government shutdown, which would delay key economic reports and muddy the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy outlook.See the Story

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