Bank executives have warned that weakening sentiment amid a lengthening US government shutdown could economic kill growth
The partial shutdown has reached a 24-day impasse, and the question in the air is will the president declare a national emergency?
The political impasse over Trump’s border wall demand has kept key government agencies closed for the past 18 days
Thousands of US federal employees were staying home without pay Monday after lawmakers failed to reach an agreement on ending a government shutdown
The US government has reopened its doors after Congress passed legislation to end a government shutdown.
US President Barack Obama has pushed through a Senate deal aimed at averting a debt default and ending a government shutdown.
The Reserve Bank is keeping a watchful eye on whether the US will default on its debt payments.
In the US there is a sense of submission to a political system that is held hostage by private interests and corporate lobbying, writes Gavin Silber.
Neither Republicans nor Democrats have offered any sign of agreements on either the shutdown or the debt ceiling as an October 17 deadline looms.
While SA reports on reserve figures, the US’s political stalemate between the Republicans and Democrats will continue to preoccupy global markets.
Democrats and Republicans in the House of Representatives have agreed to pay all furloughed employees retroactively once the government reopens.
Sex scandals and political setbacks might have brought out the best in US leaders Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, writes Khaya Dlanga.
Democrat sheriff Barack Obama and his Republican foes have been on the brink many times but the final two days are bizarre and unpredictable.
Due to lawmakers’ inability to reach a budget deal for the fiscal year, the US government’s shutdown will cut back on services.
US President Barack Obama said he is not resigned to a US government shutdown taking place with a midnight deadline looming.
