Overview
- The Senate advanced a continuing resolution in a 60–40 vote, sending the measure to the House and leaving final enactment contingent on the president's signature.
- Bitcoin jumped past $106,000 as traders rotated into risk assets, with equities, gold and silver also moving higher.
- President Trump announced a proposed $2,000 tariff-funded payment for every American citizen, which has not been enacted.
- The shutdown has lasted 41 days, and the Congressional Budget Office estimates up to $14 billion in lost GDP from delayed spending.
- Prediction markets assign high odds to an official end this week, and commentators cite large post-shutdown Bitcoin rallies in 2018 and 2019 while cautioning that such moves can lag broader recoveries.