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Bloomberg on the status of US "excess pandemic savings."
Source: Bloomberg
Congress Averts US Government Shutdown Hours Before Deadline – Bloomberg
The US narrowly averted a disruptive and costly shutdown of federal agencies as Congress passed compromise legislation to keep the government running until Nov. 17. The legislation, passed in both chambers Saturday just hours before a midnight deadline, buys Democrats and Republicans time to negotiate longer-term federal funding. It doesn’t include new funding for Ukraine. President Joe Biden signed the bill late Saturday night, capping an extraordinary day in Washington that began with the country careening to what appeared to be an inevitable and prolonged federal funding lapse.
The Timeline of U.S. Government Shutdowns ⏱️⏱️⏱️⏱️
House Republican leaders canceled a planned two-week recess as a government shutdown appeared more likely after they failed to pass a short-term spending bill with fewer than two days to avoid the shutdown. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy informed the GOP caucus of the canceled break at a closed-door meeting after more than 20 Republicans embarrassed him by voting with Democrats to defeat the bill. The government is scheduled to shut down at 12:01 a.m. ET Sunday if a funding bill is not approved by Congress and President Joe Biden. Source: Statista, CNBC
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