[Institution: U.S. Senate Advances Bill to End Shutdown, Dollar Temporarily Steady] Jin10 News, November 10 – As U.S. senators make progress toward ending the government shutdown, the dollar exchange rate has remained relatively stable. On Sunday local time, the U.S. Senate advanced a bill to fund the government through January 30. If the U.S. government reopens, the release of official data will resume. Commerzbank analyst Michael Pfister noted in a report that the dollar has been on an upward trend in the absence of negative data indicating an economic slowdown. He stated that after the government shutdown ends, it may take time for the reliability of data to recover, which means the outlook for the dollar remains uncertain.