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...Gideon RachmanThat was Brian Deese, one of the key architects of Bidenomics, speaking to me in the first podcast of the series....
...Janet Yellen, Treasury secretary, is expected to remain in her post....
...Brian Deese, director of the National Economic Council at the White House, said the US allies had “nothing to fear . . . and quite a bit to gain” from the IRA....
...In a statement to the Financial Times, Brian Deese, the director of the National Economic Council, said the White House was content with Yellen’s performance....
...“Where we are in the economy right now is a transition and I’ve spoken to CEOs over the past week from sectors across the economy and they’re figuring out how to navigate the transition,” said Brian Deese...
...“We don’t really see anything in here that would make the Fed want to opt for a slower pace of rate hikes this month,” said Brian Coulton, chief economist at Fitch Ratings....
...Janet Yellen, US Treasury secretary, said the US was “monitoring developments very closely”....
...Brian Deese, the director of the National Economic Council, visited downtown Cleveland to talk about the administration’s efforts to protect domestic supply chains and revitalise American manufacturing....
...The White House has maintained that the US economy is not at present in a recession, with Treasury secretary Janet Yellen saying earlier this week that she would “be amazed” if the NBER declared it was....
...White House economic adviser Brian Deese on Sunday argued Biden’s $1.75tn social spending and climate bill would help control inflation by helping families with housing and childcare costs while offsetting...
...“There’s nothing inevitable about a recession,” President Joe Biden told reporters this week, a message reiterated by Janet Yellen, the Treasury secretary, and Brian Deese, the director of the National Economic...
...“There’s nothing inevitable about a recession,” US president Joe Biden told reporters this week, echoing language used by Janet Yellen, the US Treasury secretary, and Brian Deese, the director of the National...
...Brian Sack, the director of economics at hedge fund DE Shaw, was the vice-chair of the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee until August of this year....
...That has put us in this strong position, relative to our peers,” Brian Deese, the director of the National Economic Council, said this week....
...A cautious operator, Powell wanted backing from Yellen, who is close to the president and popular among progressives. After weeks of deliberation, Yellen had made up her mind: she was out....
...Brian Deese, the director of the National Economic Council, and Janet Yellen, the Treasury secretary, met with Ron Wyden and Richard Neal, the top tax-writing lawmakers in Congress, to hash out possible...
...Treasury market would likely experience significant disruptions that could spark broader market stress,” Beth Hammack, global treasurer of Goldman Sachs and chair of TBAC, wrote in the letter with co-chair Brian...
...Brian Whitlock, a Gartner research analyst specialising in logistics, said it would be too little, too late to ease retailers’ holiday season concerns....
...On Thursday, Yellen told lawmakers that she would support eliminating the debt ceiling altogether. Additional reporting by Colby Smith in New York...
...Janet Yellen, the Treasury secretary, has said she fears bitcoin is used “often for illicit finance”. By installing Hsu at the OCC, Yellen also signalled a change in approach to crypto....
...“The lack of US leadership on this issue has been an impediment to actually moving more aggressively to harmonise global approaches [to fighting climate change],” said Brian Deese, director of the White...
...Brian Gardner, a policy analyst at Stifel, said: “Investors should note that there is no clear path to dealing with the debt ceiling....
...Janet Yellen, the US treasury secretary, has billed a failure to lift the limit on federal borrowing a “catastrophe”....
...Janet Yellen, the US Treasury secretary, also attended the meeting. She has warned that the US risks running out of cash to pay its bills after October 18 without an increase....
...There was “a big question mark over whether and when” an international tax accord could be ratified in Washington, said Brian Jenn, a former US Treasury official....
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