"when will the shutdown end"

The US government has been shut down for a full 36 days, which is now a historical record. As the duration extends, the effects are growing. Looking at prediction markets, it seems highly likely that the government will reopen this weekend or next week. I clearly think that the median value of predictions made by a large crowd usually gives a near-accurate result, and there are many concrete reasons to support this view. The desire to withdraw state support for health insurance and the increase in customs duties are further deepening the discomfort among the public towards the Republicans. The fact that the municipality of New York was won by a communist clearly shows the extent of this reaction. Moreover, the fact that the state is still closed, the disruption of salary payments, and the disruptions in sectors such as airlines are further increasing the dissatisfaction with the Republicans. Under these conditions, even if the parties do not fully agree, it is highly likely that they will postpone discussing the issues later and reopen the government this weekend or early next week. This will be good for all financial markets, especially the US stock markets. And even if it opens this weekend, the US stock markets will start the week with a nice rise. It will also have a positive effect on other markets through a chain reaction.