Odaily Planet Daily News: Dario Messi, an analyst at Julius Baer Bank, said that the possibility of a US government shutdown is approaching, but its impact on the economy is generally limited, and US Treasury bonds are unlikely to be severely hit. Dalio said that the Treasury market will not be affected because this debate has nothing to do with the debt ceiling. Unless it lasts for a long time, the government shutdown is unlikely to seriously disrupt the bond market. He said that although the government shutdown may undermine the confidence of consumers and investors, the reaction of the bond market is generally restrained unless the shutdown lasts. "In particular, since the debt ceiling issue has been resolved and Treasury bond payments are not affected, the risk of major chaos in US government bonds seems low." (Jinshi)