House passes final batch of bills to fund government beyond January 30

Summary

CNBC's Emily Wilkins reports from Capitol Hill that the House has passed the final batch of government funding bills ahead of the January 30 deadline. The Senate is expected to pass most of them easily due to bipartisan support, though the Department of Homeland Security bill is seen as the one to watch. She says a government shutdown now looks incredibly unlikely. The update points to lower near-term shutdown risk, but no specific security or asset is named.

• House passed all funding bills needed to keep the government funded for the next fiscal year.
• The funding deadline is January 30, and the bills now move to the Senate.
• Most bills had strong bipartisan support and are expected to pass easily.
• The Department of Homeland Security funding bill is the main one to watch due to politicization.
• Emily Wilkins says a government shutdown is looking incredibly unlikely.
• No specific security or asset was named as a trade.