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💥Here we go again?! Trump warns: The U.S. government may "shut down" again by the end of January!

After a brief calm of over a month, the U.S. federal government is once again on the brink of a "shutdown"! Former President Trump recently warned that the government is likely to be shut down again at the end of January. The chaos from last year's record 43-day shutdown is still fresh in our memories; is history about to repeat itself?

The sticking point: The two parties are completely at odds over "how to spend the money." The Democrats insist on including the extension of subsidies for the Affordable Care Act in the budget, which concerns health insurance for about 22 million people. The Republicans, on the other hand, flatly refuse and demand strict control over spending. Both sides are unwilling to compromise, and negotiations have reached a stalemate.

The cost that no one can afford: The U.S. economy cannot withstand turmoil right now. Economic growth has shown signs of fatigue, and inflationary pressures remain. Once the government shuts down, national parks will close, flights will be delayed, and federal employees will be furloughed... social operations will suffer another blow. More critically, this will severely undermine market confidence.

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· Market volatility: Fluctuations in U.S. stocks and bonds may intensify, and emotions will ripple through global markets.

· Trade disruptions: Approvals for import and export licenses may stagnate, affecting cross-border logistics and trade.

· Cryptocurrency fluctuations: Policy uncertainties will amplify volatility in the cryptocurrency market, and risk-averse sentiment may intensify.

Conclusion: This "shutdown" crisis is essentially a microcosm of the polarization and governance challenges in U.S. politics. The two parties are gaming for their own interests, but they are putting global economies under pressure.

Do you think they will compromise at the last moment, or will they stubbornly "shut down"? If you are an investor, would you choose to hedge or seek opportunities in the chaos? Share your thoughts in the comments!