The US shutdown is over. Now the focus turns to the economic effects, which aren't over.

The longest US government shutdown in history is finally over, but Wall Street still has plenty to worry about. Lawmakers have officially passed a deal to open the government. The bill keeps operations running through January 30th, but does leave out an extension of those Affordable Care Act tax credits that Democrats had been pushing for, although Republicans did agree to revisit those subsidies by mid December.The agreement also reverses federal worker layoffs and does keep key programs like food stamps a ...