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Treasury Secretary pick Janet Yellen told Congress the #US needs to examine ways to 'curtail the use' of crypto. How do you think #Biden will act towards crypto? #Crypto #Cryptocurrencyc #bITCOINurrency $BTC
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Yellen's call to 'act big' reflects long re-think on government debt @hpschneider lays out the fight that Congress is going to be having for months to come
Inc. Tsy Sec. Yellen: Will Work With Pres. Biden To Fight Currency Manipulation - Hopes To Work With Congress To Avoid Debt Limit Harm
UBS: US Treasury Secretary nominee Yellen’s testimony to Congress yesterday was not surprising. Comments suggested that Sino-US tensions are likely to continue—but few economists were expecting any improvement. Inevitably, there was vocal support for incoming admin’s fiscal plans
Dollar listens to a teacher. Forecast as of 20.01.2021 Yellen’s speech in the US Congress met investors' expectations. Stock bulls hope for an additional fiscal stimulus, and dollar bears believe the Treasury will not interfere. Where will the EURU…
Not only does Janet Yellen have to shepherd efforts to bring the US economy back from its sharpest contraction on record — she must also convince Congress to get on board with Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus package, as some lawmakers balk at the price tag.
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Janet Yellen, US President-elect Joe Biden's choice for treasury secretary, urges Congress to 'act big' with coronavirus relief and economic package
Someone held up a 'buy bitcoin' sign during Yellen's testimony to Congress
"It's an American tragedy," Yellen says that so many Americans are going hungry She warns of more "devastation" if Congress doesn't pass add'l stimulus "It's essential that we move with urgency. Inaction will produce a self-reinforcing downturn causing yet more devastation."
President-elect Joe Biden on Tuesday called on Congress to pass a pandemic relief package to help keep businesses and households afloat while his Treasury secretary nominee, Janet Yellen, called the damage done so far “an American tragedy.”
(Bloomberg) - Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will put $455 billion in unspent Cares Act funding into an account that his presumed successor, former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, will need authorization from Congress to use. @SalehaMohsin
NEW: "Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will put $455 billion in unspent Cares Act funding into an account that his presumed successor, former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, will soon need authorization from Congress to use." PREVIOUSLY: Grifting
Janet Yellen and @econjared sound the alarm: 30 million American households reporting that they didn't have enough food to eat, while Congress is out to lunch and the White House is denying there's a problem.
WATCH LIVE: Janet Yellen presents the Fed's semi-annual report to Congress
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