受此影响，超过百万联邦雇员因被拖欠工资而面临财务压力，甚至不得不另谋生路。"停摆"还造成航班 大面积延误或取消，机场运行严重混乱。美国航空协会表示，自10月1日政府"停摆"以来，约有520万人 次航空旅客受到航班延误或取消影响。美国国会预算办公室估计，为期六周的"停摆"给美国造成约110 亿美元的经济损失。 当地时间12日晚，美国国会众议院通过此前已获参议院批准的联邦政府临时拨款法案，随后总统特朗普 签署该法案，持续43天的本轮美国联邦政府"停摆"终于落幕。 （文章来源：人民日报） 临时拨款法案将按现有水平为大部分联邦机构提供资金至2026年1月30日，并为农业部、退伍军人事务 部、军事建设项目以及国会运作提供整个财政年度的经费。此外，"补充营养援助计划"将获得全年资 金。在法案生效期间，两党将继续就年度拨款展开谈判。分析人士指出，这意味着两个多月后，因财政 僵局导致的"停摆"危机可能重演。 10月1日，参议院未能在政府资金耗尽前通过新的临时拨款法案，美国联邦政府随即"停摆"。此后，由 于两党围绕该法案分歧严重、互不相让，参议院对该法案进行14轮投票均未通过，导致此次政府"停 摆"打破2018年底至2019年 ...

来源：滚动播报 美联储的哈马克：在政府停摆期间，轶事数据一直很重要。 ...

（原标题：今夜，利空！跳水！） 【导读】美联储前景不明朗，股市下跌 中国基金报记者 泰勒 大家好，今晚继续关注海外市场的表现，美股走势不大平静！ 美股下跌 11月13日 晚间，美股三大指数跳水下跌，道指跌约300点，纳指跌超1.5%，标普500指数跌约1%。 消息面上，美联储迎来一个利空消息。 分析师表示，随着政府重新启动、经济数据的"印刷机"重新开动，未来几周市场出现一些震荡也不足为 奇。尽管仍然预计12月会降息，但分析师指出，此次数据"黑屏"也给高度依赖数据的美联储带来挑战， 加剧了投资者对降息前景的悲观情绪。 自上一次美联储会议以来，市场对12月再次降息的预期从几乎"板上钉钉"降至如今的摇摆状态。 克利夫兰联储主席Beth Hammack在接受采访时表示，在劳动力市场走软的背景下，她仍将重点放在物 价稳定上，并强调美联储实现2%通胀目标至关重要。另一方面，她在旧金山的同僚Mary Daly则称，现 在还为时过早，无法决定决策者是否应在12月降息。 在此之前一天，波士顿联储主席Susan Collins表示，在经济增长仍然强劲、而这可能放缓或阻碍通胀降 温进程的情况下，她倾向于维持利率不变。 特朗普的首席 ...

当地时间11月12日，美国总统特朗普在白宫签署了国会两院通过的一项联邦政府临时拨款法案，正式结 束美政府"停摆"。有分析认为，在政府"停摆"结束后，虽然空中交通管制人员短缺的情况会逐渐得到一 定的恢复，但航班延误和取消的情况仍将持续一段时间。美国联邦航空管理局此前的命令要求航空公司 在航班起飞前七天取消航班，一旦航班取消并通知乘客，就很难恢复。此外，一些空中交通管制员将永 远无法重返工作岗位，他们将退休或辞职，以寻找不受政府"停摆"影响的工作。因此，航空业可能需要 数月甚至数年的时间才能完全恢复。 当地时间11月13日，据航班追踪网站FlightAware数据显示，目前美国已有近1000架次航班被取消，原定 14日起飞的航班也有近400架次被取消。虽然目前联邦政府已重新"开门"，但美国航空业仍然受到此前 政府"停摆"的影响。 据悉，航班中断的主要原因是空中交通管制人员配备不足以及美国联邦航空管理局因此前政府"停摆"而 强制削减航班。 （文章来源：央视新闻） ...

Group 1: Silver Market Overview - COMEX silver inventory recorded at 14,873.44 tons on November 12, a decrease of 11.39 tons from the previous day [1][2] - COMEX silver price closed at $53.27 per ounce on November 12, up 4.29%, with an intraday high of $53.63 and a low of $50.76 [1] Group 2: Economic Impact of Government Shutdown - The U.S. Senate passed a compromise bill to end a 41-day government shutdown, which disrupted food benefits for millions and caused significant delays in air travel [2] - The shutdown affected approximately 6% of flights nationwide on November 11, with over 1,100 cancellations and 850 delays reported [2] - The Federal Aviation Administration indicated that flight reduction percentages would increase to 8% on November 13 and 10% on November 14 due to staffing shortages [2]

全球最大白银etf--iShares Silver Trust持仓报告显示，11月12日白银etf持有量为15088.63吨，较上一交易日持平。周三（11月12日）现 货白银尾盘收于53.27美元/盎司，上涨4.07%，盘中白银价格最高上探至53.66美元/盎司，最低触及50.84美元/盎司。 周三晚间，美国众议院以222票赞成、209票反对通过了由参议院批准的临时拨款法案，结束了美国史上最长的政府停摆。该法案将 在总统签署后立即生效，确保联邦机构运作至2026年1月底。 白宫发言人表示，总统将在当晚9点45分于白宫椭圆形办公室签署该法案，从而恢复政府正常运行，结束为期43天的停摆僵局。 众议院议长迈克·约翰逊（Mike Johnson）在表决前表示："朋友们，让我们完成这件事吧。"投票结果与两党分歧根据投票结果，两 名共和党议员（托马斯·马西与格雷格·斯图比）投下反对票，而六名民主党议员选择支持该法案。 这表明两党在核心预算议题上虽达成暂时共识，但内部仍存在政策分歧，尤其在医疗补贴延长与财政赤字控制问题上。停摆始于10 月1日，当时参议院民主党人拒绝支持未包含《平价医疗法案》（ACA）税收补贴延长期的拨款方 ...

Group 1 - The article discusses the signing of a federal government temporary funding bill by President Trump, officially ending the government shutdown that lasted for 43 days, with an estimated loss of $1.5 trillion [2][4]. - Trump criticized the Democratic Party for the shutdown, claiming it caused significant damages such as flight delays and disruptions in federal employee salaries and food stamp distributions [4]. - The funding bill passed the House of Representatives with a vote of 222 in favor and 209 against, providing funding for most government agencies until January 30, 2026 [7]. Group 2 - Following the signing of the bill, multiple federal departments have instructed employees to return to work, although there is uncertainty regarding the timing of back pay for those who were furloughed [9]. - Trump emphasized the government's reopening would focus on reducing living costs, restoring public safety, and promoting economic growth, highlighting a proposed tax reduction plan [6].

Group 1 - The U.S. federal government has ended a 43-day shutdown after President Trump signed a temporary funding bill, allowing most government agencies to operate until January 30, 2026 [1] - Federal employees will return to work, but the payroll system needs updates to compensate for wages lost during the shutdown, with payments expected to begin as early as Saturday [2] - The economic impact of the shutdown is significant, with estimates suggesting a loss of approximately $10 billion to $15 billion for each week of closure, and some losses may be irrecoverable [3] Group 2 - The shutdown has caused delays in the release of key economic data, including the non-farm payroll report and consumer price index, which may not be published on time due to the halt in data collection [3] - The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will resume normal operations, but states may require up to a week to update beneficiary records and recharge benefit cards [2] - The aviation sector anticipates a smooth Thanksgiving travel period, with air traffic controllers expected to receive about 70% of their back pay within 24 to 48 hours after the government reopens [2]

The world's two largest economies dominated headlines overnight on Wednesday, as Washington officially ended its record-breaking 43-day government shutdown and Beijing intensified tax scrutiny on cross-border e-commerce. ...

Core Points - The longest government shutdown in U.S. history, lasting 43 days, is set to end after the House voted to pass a funding bill [1][2][6] - The funding bill will keep the government operational until January 30, allowing federal workers to return to their jobs and receive back pay [1][6] - The shutdown has caused significant economic disruptions, including delayed paychecks for federal workers and a halt in crucial economic data reporting [4] Economic Impact - The end of the shutdown may alleviate some economic uncertainty that has affected the economy in recent months [3] - Despite the anticipated economic rebound once federal workers receive back pay, there may be lasting damage due to the shutdown's effects [4] - The conflict that led to the shutdown remains unresolved, particularly regarding the expiration of health insurance subsidies under the Affordable Care Act, which could increase premiums by an average of $1,000 per month for affected individuals [4][7]