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El Promedio Industrial Dow Jones bajó 139 puntos, o un 0,46%, a 30.163, el S&P 500 cayó un 0,43% y el Nasdaq bajó un 0,05%.

Cada uno de los tres índices se negoció a máximos históricos durante la sesión del viernes. Siguen en camino de ganancias semanales sólidas.

Las acciones cerraron en máximos históricos el jueves cuando otro salto sorpresa en las solicitudes iniciales de desempleo aumentó la confianza en Wall Street de que los legisladores pronto aceptarían un proyecto de ley de ayuda por coronavirus.

Pero el progreso en el alivio de la pandemia ha sido lento ya que algunos senadores se han opuesto a los elementos emergentes en la medida de estímulo de aproximadamente $ 900 mil millones, según Bloomberg.

El líder de la mayoría en el Senado, Mitch McConnell, dijo que un acuerdo "parece estar cerca", pero que las negociaciones probablemente se prolongarán durante el fin de semana.

El gobierno federal podría cerrar este fin de semana mientras los legisladores trabajan para aprobar el proyecto de ley de alivio de la pandemia como parte de un paquete de gastos del gobierno. La fecha límite es la medianoche

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McConnell says Congress has agreed to $900 billion coronavirus stimulus deal
PUBLISHED SUN, DEC 20 20205:39 PM ESTUPDATED SUN, DEC 20 20205:41 PM EST
Emma Newburger
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Jacob Pramuk
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The U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday, Dec. 18, 2020. Congress is facing down a midnight deadline to pass a pandemic relief measure as part of a massive government spending bill or rush through another stopgap to keep the government funded through at least the weekend while talks continue. Photographer: Sarah Silbiger/Bloomberg via Getty Images
The U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday, Dec. 18, 2020. Congress is facing down a midnight deadline to pass a pandemic relief measure as part of a massive government spending bill or rush through another stopgap to keep the government funded through at least the weekend while talks continue. Photographer: Sarah Silbiger/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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Congress reached a deal Sunday on a $900 billion coronavirus relief package.

The agreement follows months of sniping on Capitol Hill over how best to boost a health-care system and economy batter by the coronavirus. A new round of aid cannot come soon enough for the millions of Americans who have tried to scrape together enough money to afford food and housing.


The $900 billion coronavirus relief plan under negotiation on Capitol Hill was set to include direct payments of $600 to many adults. Some families were also expected to get $600 per child.

The proposal was set to put at least $300 billion into small business assistance including Paycheck Protection Program loans. It would also add a $300 federal unemployment supplement and temporarily keep in place pandemic-era programs that expanded unemployment insurance eligibility.

If those provisions expire the day after Christmas, 12 million people will lose unemployment benefits.

The measure was also set to put critical funding into the distribution of the two FDA-approved Covid-19 vaccines. Health-care workers and top government officials have started to receive shots, and widespread inoculation in the coming months will help the world to emerge from the pandemic’s shadow.

The rescue package was also set to send relief to hospitals, many of which have struggled to keep up with a flood of Covid-19 patients. It was also expected to put new money into education and transportation.


As lawmakers finally reach a deal, the help comes too late for the nearly 8 million people estimated to have fallen into poverty since June. Many in Congress say the proposal will not go nearly far enough to address the scope of the health and economic crisis.

Progressives and some Republicans have pushed for larger direct payments and retroactive federal unemployment payments. A $600 weekly supplement that buoyed millions of jobless Americans in the early months of the pandemic expired over the summer, and it took Congress months to agree to reinstate it.

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