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US Shutdown Impact | Oaktree's Poli on how this impacts the Fed, jobs market and gold
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4:55Now PlayingGold reached a new all-time high as the US began a government shutdown, threatening upheaval and causing delays to key economic data releases. The suspension of federal operations risks adding further pressure on the dollar, while the release of data critical to assessing the health of the US economy, including Friday's non-farm payroll numbers, may be delayed. Danielle Poli, Global Credit Portfolio Manager at Oaktree, is attending Bloomberg's Women, Money & Power event in London. She joins Caroline Hepker to discuss the impact of the shutdown on markets and the broader outlook for credit and the wider investing environment.
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