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The shutdown is also affecting some of those destinations, or curtailing certain operations within them.

That is one reason the Fed’s ability to lower mortgage rates via short-term rates has been curtailed in recent years.

Air Greenland’s customer service representatives have been so inundated with calls that executives curtailed their hours to alleviate pressure.

OPEC, which produces up to 40% of the world’s oil, started curtailing production in 2023, in a bid to stabilize prices when economic growth was slowing.

Biya turned to a mix of repression, regional alliances and overtures to his former rivals to curtail threats to his rule, Arrey Ntui, the International Crisis Group's senior analyst for Cameroon, said.