# Government Shutdown Breakthrough: Senate Clears Path to Reopen
In tonight's episode, we break down the Senate's breakthrough vote to end what nearly became America's longest government shutdown. After weeks of deadlock, markets responded with cautious optimism as the crucial procedural hurdle was cleared, though House approval remains the final step.
We examine the real costs: 1.4 million federal workers missing paychecks, delayed economic data, and suspended assistance programs. While the Atlanta Fed still projects surprising 4% GDP growth for Q3, each week of shutdown has trimmed approximately 0.1% from economic output.
Meanwhile, Jerome Powell maintains a measured stance on future rate cuts despite inflation hovering near 3% and increasing labor market concerns. Corporate America has already begun citing shutdown disruptions in earnings calls, highlighting how political brinksmanship directly impacts business planning and market stability.
Join us as we analyze what this resolution
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