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Federal Reserve Board
Activity surrounding President Trump’s reshaping of the Fed Board significantly accelerated this week with his effort to fire Fed Board Governor Cook, his comments suggesting he will try to quickly replace her, and additional signs emerging that Republicans are moving to quickly confirm Stephen Miran, Trump’s nominee to fill the seat vacated...
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Macro
Reciprocal Trade Negotiations and Sectoral Tariffs
The U.S. and EU this morning made a joint statement on the terms of the trade deal they had preliminarily reached in July. U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Greer said earlier this month that his emphasis is on finalizing terms of various preliminary deals rather than striking new deals, though they were welcomed. Treasury Secretary Bessent that...
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Energy
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Macro
Russian Oil Tariffs/Sanctions
President Trump imposed a 50% tariff on India related to its purchases of Russian energy products. He has said in recent weeks that he would use tariffs and sanctions to coerce Russia to negotiate an end to its war against Ukraine. Unnamed White House officials have reportedly signaled that tariffs on other countries are expected to be imposed...
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Macro
Trade/Tariffs
In anticipation of tomorrow’s deadline, President Trump has announced that “reciprocal trade” deals have been reached with all top trading partners other than China, India, Canada, Mexico, and Taiwan. Lower-level negotiations are ongoing to fill in the details of these deals and legal text is likely to emerge within a couple of weeks as occurred...
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Macro
FY26 Appropriations and Recissions
The Senate is this week taking its initial steps to pass FY26 appropriations legislation (i.e., annually allocated funding for government operations, grants, loans, etc.), with a focus on Military Construction/VA, Agriculture, Commerce/State/Justice, and Legislative Branch. Appropriations bills need to pass the Senate on a bipartisan (60+ vote)...
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Energy
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Macro
Russia Tariffs and Sanctions
Earlier this week, Senate Majority Leader Thune said he will not advance Russia sanctions legislation after President Trump committed to use his existing authorities to punish Russia if it does not agree to a peace deal with Ukraine by 9/2. This is a shift in position from last week when both Thune and Speaker Johnson, with the backing of the...
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