Stocks Fall, Treasuries Advance on Policy Concerns: Markets Wrap
- Threatened government shutdown over border wall funding
- Havens Treasuries, yen and gold rise on risk reassessment
Signs That Markets Are Losing Patience With Trump
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U.S. stocks fell for the first time in three days, the dollar slumped and Treasuries gained as Donald Trump’s threat to shut down the government sparked concern Congress won’t easily raise the debt ceiling and deliver on tax reform. Oil rose after a report on stockpiles.