The U.S. economy took an $11 billion hit from the prolonged government shutdown, but officials remain optimistic about strong growth in 2026 as inflation eases, energy prices fall, and new tax and trade measures support demand. A temporary slowdown is expected in the near term, but improving housing data and policy actions point to a stronger year ahead.
Bessent sees strong 2026 ahead despite $11 billion shutdown hit
📅 Published: November 24, 2025 |
📂 Category: Uncategorized
