According to multiple US media reports on the 13th, US Congress leaders have reached an agreement on a short-term spending agreement to avoid a government shutdown in the coming weeks. According to previous reports by US media, the temporary funding bill to provide operational funds for 20% of US federal government agencies will expire on January 19th. On February 2nd, the operations of other federal government agencies in the United States will also face a shutdown due to running out of funds. According to the newly reached short-term expenditure agreement, the two terms for providing funding to government agencies will be extended to March 1st and March 8th, respectively. However, the new agreement needs to be passed by both houses of Congress before the 19th to avoid a government shutdown. According to reports, the spokesperson for Senate Majority Leader and Democrat Schumer stated that the agreement text is expected to be released on the evening of the 14th local time.