31-Day US Shutdown Risks $14B Blow to Economy
The 31-day US government shutdown — the second-longest ever — could cut $14B from GDP if it drags on, warns the CBO. Here’s how the standoff is shaking the economy.
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The 31-day US government shutdown — the second-longest ever — could cut $14B from GDP if it drags on, warns the CBO. Here’s how the standoff is shaking the economy.
The U.S. shutdown enters week two, costing $15B per week and affecting over 2M federal workers. Funding cuts pause programs and ripple across global markets and travel.
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