Economics & Growth | Monetary Policy & Inflation | US
Key Developments
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- The Treasury has confirmed that the X-date was likely in early June and potentially as early as 1 June.
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Key Developments
- The Treasury has confirmed that the X-date was likely in early June and potentially as early as 1 June.
- The White House has upgraded its negotiating team to include two senior aides.
- President Biden has left for Asia but shortened his trip to Sunday to focus on the negotiations.
- House Speaker McCarthy sees a stronger negotiating process but a short timeframe to get a deal while the parties are still ‘far apart’.
- House Democrats have launched a discharge petition, a manoeuvre designed to allow a vote on a clean debt ceiling increase. However, they are unlikely to get the votes required.