Goldman Sachs released a forecast finding it's unlikely that a government shutdown will occur before the end of this year as Congress faces a Nov. 17 funding deadline.
Goldman Sachs on Monday released an analysis finding that a government shutdown before the end of the year is unlikely — although it remains a possibility early next year, given that lawmakers may opt for a short-term funding bill. Economists at Goldman Sachs were previously forecasting a two- to three-week shutdown in this quarter, during which Congress’ current Nov. 17 funding deadline falls.
15 or April 15 of next year, depending on which gets more support from House Republicans. Johnson said Sunday on FOX News’ "Sunday Morning Futures" that reaching an agreement on government funding is his "top priority.