The White House’s National Economic Council is planning an interagency meeting tomorrow afternoon to discuss how the coronavirus is affecting the U.S. economy
“As usual, Jay Powell and the Federal Reserve are slow to act,” Trump tweeted this morning. “Germany and others are pumping money into their economies. Other Central Banks are much more aggressive. The U.
S. should have, for all of the right reasons, the lowest Rate. We don’t, putting us at a competitive disadvantage. We should be leading, not following!”to coordinate a response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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