Group 1 - U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen reassured Wall Street that the U.S. will never default on its debt, stating that the country is on a warning track but will not hit a "default wall" [1] - Concerns about rising federal debt are heightened as President Trump urges Congress to pass his "beautiful bill," which is expected to increase the federal deficit [1] - The U.S. Congressional Budget Office (CBO) warned that without new budget legislation, the U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio will exceed the peak levels of the 1940s in the coming years [1][2] Group 2 - The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget warned that Trump's plan could add approximately $3 trillion in debt over the next decade, with the bill already passed in the House and heading to the Senate [2] - Investors are worried about the debt ceiling increase, which is tied to Trump's tax and spending plan, complicating negotiations in Congress [2] - Yellen did not specify the "X date," when the Treasury would run out of cash, indicating that this information is used to push the bill through [2] Group 3 - Musk criticized the large spending bill, expressing disappointment that it undermines government efficiency efforts [3] - The Trump administration claims that the bill will not increase the deficit and that existing forecasts do not account for the economic growth benefits [4] - Yellen stated that this year's deficit will be lower than last year and will continue to decrease in the following years [5] Group 4 - Trump's tariff plan faced obstacles as a court ruled that the president lacked the authority to impose most tariffs, although the ruling was temporarily stayed [6] - The U.S. Secretary of Commerce assured that even if certain powers are restricted, alternative methods to impose tariffs will be found [6]
美财长贝森特再次投喂 “定心丸”：美国永远不会违约！
Jin Shi Shu Ju·2025-06-02 03:09