Goldman Sachs lowers probability of shutdown

Economists at Goldman Sachs now only see a 15% chance of a government shutdown at the end of the month. That's down from 35% previously and 50% last week. They say that the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and the potential for catastrophe from Irma will get Congress to work.

But it may only be temporary with a shutdown and debt ceiling fight likely "postponed rather than eliminated."

For the remainder of the year they see only a 20% chance of a tax or infrastructure plan and only a "slightly better than even chance" of a tax bill in 2018.