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Treasury Secretary Bessent says there won’t be a US recession in 2026: ‘Very, very optimistic’
Bessent added that Americans will feel relief next year as Trump’s tariffs, trade deals and “big, beautiful bill” set in. Read More
No recession risk for US economy as a whole after $11 billion shutdown hit, Bessent says
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Sunday said the 43-day government shutdown caused an $11 billion permanent hit to the U.S. economy, but he was optimistic about growth prospects next year given ... Read More
US Breaking: Senate Strikes Deal To End America’s Longest Government Shutdown After 40 Days

After 40 days of political gridlock, U.S. Senate has finally reached a major bipartisan deal to end America’s longest-ever government shutdown. The agreement reportedly includes a temporary funding ... Read More
US Breaking: Senate Majority Leader John Thune Declares Victory After Longest U.S Shutdown Ends

After a record-breaking 41-day federal government shutdown, the United States Senate cleared a long-sought funding bill with a 60-40 vote, sending the legislation to the United States House of ... Read More
Wall Street points higher on optimism over end to US government shutdown

Wall Street was on track to open with gains as an end to the U.S. government shutdown appeared closer while technology stocks regained their footing after swinging wildly in recent days Wall Street is ... Read More
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