U.S. Senate fails to pass bill to end government shutdown

At the U.S. Senate, a bill introduced by the Democrats to end the government shutdown failed to secure a majority and did not pass.

On the 3rd (local time), according to business news channel Walter Bloomberg, the bill was a Democratic measure to resolve the federal government shutdown, but it failed to secure a majority in the Senate vote.

However, voting is still ongoing, and the final result could change the negotiation dynamics going forward.

The bill's defeat raises concerns about a prolonged shutdown and is expected to bring additional uncertainty to markets and the daily lives of the public.