U.S. Government Reopens: Shutdown Ends, Uncertainty Remains
The United States Government has officially resumed operations after the Senate passed a 60–40 compromise to end the longest shutdown in history.
The budget that had expired since 1 October has now been restored, allowing hundreds of thousands of federal employees to resume receiving salaries and public services to return to normal.
The availability of SNAP food benefits has also been extended through September 2026, avoiding potential disruption to low-income families.
Agreement Details & Political Impact
The agreement extends government funding through 30 January 2026, deferring layoffs and federal employee reduction plans previously championed by Trump.
However, several major issues remain unresolved, including extension of health subsidies for 24 million Americans, which has now been deferred to a December vote.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows 50% of the public blame the Republican Party for the shutdown, compared to 43% blaming the Democratic Party — indicating that political dynamics remain polarised.
Market Response and Political Statements
Trump called the agreement
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