The bill to avoid a U.S. government shutdown has failed to secure enough votes in the Senate, and voting is still ongoing.
Jinse Finance reported that, according to market sources, the bill proposed by the Democratic Party to prevent a U.S. government shutdown failed to secure enough votes in the Senate, and the voting is still ongoing.
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