US shutdown crosses day thirty one with political standoff driving global spillover

The United States shutdown has now crossed thirty one days with major operational disruptions spreading across administrative nodes while the Pentagon pledged support alignment toward Southeast Asian partners during escalating geopolitical sensitivity. Economists warn prolonged shutdown phases materially degrade forward fiscal guidance confidence for creditors and raises counterparty policy risk perception globally. Markets in emerging regions are monitoring capital flow behaviour into safe USD corridors during this extended period of political gridlock. For allocators, this event environment introduces fragmented volatility pockets without predictable directional macro cohesion.