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Story: Bitcoin, Global Markets Climb as US Shutdown Negotiations Show Signs of Progress

By Steven Anderson

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Bitcoin Leads Crypto Rebound as Shutdown Talks Advance. Bitcoin rose over 4% in 24 hours to trade near $106,097, according to CoinGecko data, marking its…

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Market Snapshot Shows Broad-Based Gains. The broader crypto market mirrored Bitcoin’s momentum, with most major digital assets trading…

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Liquidity Returns to Risk Assets. The shutdown deal eased investor concerns about liquidity shortages and data disruptions that had…

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Shutdown Fallout Dampened Consumer Confidence. White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett warned that if the shutdown had continued, U.S.

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Wall Street Eyes Shutdown Vote After Turbulent Week. The improving outlook follows a volatile week for U.S.

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Outlook: Relief Rally May Continue if Deal Passes Smoothly. Market observers now await the House’s response to the Senate’s funding package.

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Bitcoin rebounded above $106,000 on Monday as Asian markets opened stronger amid growing optimism that the United States government shutdown—the longest in history—could soon end.

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Bitcoin rose over 4% in 24 hours to trade near $106,097, according to CoinGecko data, marking its highest level in nearly a week. The move coincided with news that the U.S.

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The agreement, if passed, would fund government operations through January 30, 2026, reinstate certain federal employees, extend the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program…

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The possibility of an imminent resolution to the shutdown fueled a wave of optimism across financial markets, driving investors back into growth-linked assets such as…

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Total crypto market cap: $3.66 trillion, up 4.8%

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Across global equities, sentiment improved as well. The MSCI Asia ex-Japan Index rose 0.5%, while Japan’s Nikkei added 0.6%.

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In the U.S., Nasdaq futures climbed 0.8% and S&P 500 futures gained 0.5%, signaling a firmer Wall Street open.

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The shutdown deal eased investor concerns about liquidity shortages and data disruptions that had weighed on both crypto and equity markets.

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The dollar also strengthened slightly, recovering part of last week’s decline as traders reassessed the growth outlook in light of a potentially more stable fiscal environment.

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