📊 US Government Reopens — Analyst Warns of “Data Void” and Policy Fog Ahead
US President Donald Trump has signed a temporary budget bill, officially ending the six-week government shutdown, the longest in American history. The bill funds federal operations through January 30, 2026, averting short-term economic disruption.
However, the White House warned that key economic indicators — including October Nonfarm Payrolls and CPI data — may be permanently missing due to the shutdown, leaving the Fed “flying blind” as it decides whether to continue rate cuts in December. Treasury yields are expected to remain under pressure, while the USD Index may weaken short-term.
In the crypto market, this “information vacuum” and policy uncertainty may push capital away from traditional financial assets. Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded to $102,177 following the news, with support at $101,325 and resistance near $107,362.
According to Bitunix analysts, the reopening restores short-term confidence, but the data gap and risk of another shutdown will continue to dominate market expectations — signaling that macro sentiment is entering a cautious, foggy #BTC #TrumpBitcoinEmpire $BTC $ETH
