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A Government Shutdown Is Looming and That’s Not All Congress Has on Its Plate. Here’s What to Know.

Barrons2021-09-29

Congress has a lot on its plate this week. The federal government is facing a looming shutdown, the debt ceiling needs to be raised or the country soon won’t be able to pay its bills, and two spending...

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Residue
·2021-10-02
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Dreamchaser9
·2021-09-29
Ok
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SGboy
·2021-09-29
Debt ceiling and many more thing need to settle, wait till 10 Oct, hope all dust settle, the Stock will start function Normally. --- Up Up Up.🐃🐂
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Betterjob
·2021-09-29
US is spending beyond its means and until they become prudent the problem will not be solved. The offshore US$ bonds mainly in the hands of China is another problem.
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KCmax
·2021-09-29
Please like my comment, thank you 🙏🏻
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Greg2021
·2021-09-29
Come on guys, quickly reach an agreement and move on!
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winsolutions
·2021-09-29
What's the point of seeking approval then? Is BS full of actors and actresses fooling the public. Boring movie.[鬼脸]
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JcJc
·2021-09-29
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Universe宇宙
·2021-09-29
What's at stake:The U.S. Treasury will run out of money to pay its financial obligations by mid-October, if lawmakers do not reach an agreement on raising the debt ceiling by then. This would mark the nation's first-ever debt default and roil the financial market.What's the holdup: The U.S. government spends more than it brings in via taxes and other revenue, so it must borrow huge sums of money to pay its bills. But there is a cap on the total amount of money it can borrow, and any debt beyond that needs to be authorized by Congress.Either cut spending or print more money?Print more money, money value drop.Money value drop, goods become expensive.Goods become expensive, inflation rise.Inflation rise, interest rate will rise.Interest rate rise, stocks go down further.If inc
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交流道的小赢熊
·2021-09-29
No need to be alarmed..it will get sorted out eventually. Buy the dip!
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Short
·2021-09-29
Government shutdown sounds like a yearly thing… In a couple of days they are open again… unpaid leave for the government employees
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老Uncle
·2021-09-29
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This could lead to a suspension of nonessential government services such as national parks, bankruptcy courts, and immigration proceedings. Many government employees would also be furloughed from their jobs without pay.\nWhat’s the holdup: House Democrats, who hold a simple majority, already passed a bill last Wednesday that extended government funding through early December. But the bill was blocked by Senate Republicans on Monday, even though they had agreed on the need to keep the government running.\nThat’s because the Democrats have tied government funding to another resolution that seeks to suspend the debt ceiling through Dec. 16, 2022, which was opposed by all Republican Senators.\nWhile the debt ceiling debate often leads to calls to cut back on government spending, these are two separate issues. Lifting the debt limit doesn’t authorize any new spending, and vice versa, new spending approval doesn’t allow the government to borrow more money.\nBy bundling the two issues together, Democratic leaders had hoped that Republican Senators would back down and support the whole package to avert a government shutdown. They needed at least 10 Republicans on their side to avoid a filibuster, but that didn’t happen on Monday.\nWhat’s next:The Democrats haven’t announced plan-B yet, now that the bundled bill has failed. To avoid a government shutdown, however, they might be forced to break the two issues into separate bills. If that happens, both parties are expected to vote in favor of extending government spending until later this year. But nothing is for sure and a government shutdown could still happen this Friday.\nDebt Ceiling\nWhat’s at stake:The U.S. Treasury will run out of money to pay its financial obligations by mid-October, if lawmakers do not reach an agreement on raising the debt ceiling by then. This would mark the nation’s first-ever debt default and roil the financial market.\nWhat’s the holdup: The U.S. government spends more than it brings in via taxes and other revenue, so it must borrow huge sums of money to pay its bills. But there is a cap on the total amount of money it can borrow, and any debt beyond that needs to be authorized by Congress.\nAs the country is already deeply in debt, however, both parties want to minimize their responsibility and shun the blame for borrowing more money, which could burn lawmakers in next year’s midterm elections.\nRepublicans want Democrats to shoulder the burden of debt-limit increase on their own, arguing they are the ones pushing for trillions of dollars in new spending through two stimulus bills. The Democrats, on the other hand, insist that the borrowing limit should be raised on a bipartisan basis, because both parties have incurred huge debts over the years.\nThe bundled bill that failed to pass Monday included debt ceiling suspension.\nWhat’s next:Republicans have argued that Democrats can address the debt limit on their own through the same reconciliation process they’ve been using to push through the Biden administration’s $3.5 trillion social-spending bill. Instead of 60 votes, a reconciliation bill only needs a simple majority to pass the Senate.\nOne option is to add a debt ceiling suspension as a special clause to the existing reconciliation bill on social spending. But the Democratic Party is deeply divided on what’s the appropriate size of the economic package. Adding debt ceiling to the mix will only make the negotiations even more arduous, and it’s likely there won’t be an agreement in time to avert a default by mid-October.\nAnother option is to write a stand-alone reconciliation bill that focuses only on the debt ceiling. But that would also be time-consuming and it’s unclear whether the new bill could use the reconciliation process since it’s under tight control.\nSocial Spending Bill\nWhat’s at stake:The Democrats are working on a massive $3.5 trillion social spending plan. If passed, it would mark the most significant expansion of the nation’s social safety net in decades, with sizable federal investments on “human infrastructure” programs such as paid family leave, universal pre-K, free community college, and climate-change initiatives. The programs would be paid for by raising taxes on corporations and the wealthy.\nWhat’s the holdup: The social spending bill is not expected to be bipartisan, as the Democrats don’t have the 60 votes needed to pass the bill in the Senate. But they’re using a special tool called reconciliation to make things easier, under which they can pass the bill with a simple majority support of 50 votes without GOP support.\nStill, there is a divergence of opinions within the Democratic Party. While the more moderate members have expressed concerns about the high spending and want to trim the overall costs of the bill, the progressive members want the number to stay at $3.5 trillion. The progressives had initially envisioned a $6 trillion package and insist they have already made huge compromises. There are also disputes over specific policy areas like healthcare. 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