Andrew Duehren

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Yellen Doubts Biden Administration Can Avoid Default Without Congress

By: Andrew Duehren

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said it was “legally questionable” whether the Biden administration could rely on the 14th Amendment to effectively ignore the debt limit.

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U.S., Allies Weigh How to Further Punish Russia

By: Andrew Duehren

The West has already leveled broad sanctions on Russia, but the U.S. and its allies want to further deprive the Kremlin of key technologies and revenue needed for the war.

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Fed Governor Philip Jefferson in His Own Words

By: Harriet Torry, Andrew Duehren

President Biden’s pick for the Federal Reserve’s No. 2 position has focused on monetary policy and poverty issues.

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Republicans, Democrats Making Progress in Debt-Limit Talks, Yellen Says

By: Andrew Duehren

The Biden administration and congressional Republicans are making progress in their negotiations over federal spending and raising the debt limit, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said.

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World Leaders Warily Watch U.S. Debt-Limit Standoff

By: Andrew Duehren

The impasse in Washington over raising the roughly $31.4 trillion borrowing limit is looming over a series of meetings of the Group of Seven advanced democracies this month.

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Biden Can’t Win in Debt-Ceiling Fight

By: Andrew Duehren

President faces political backlash whether or not he gets a deal with Republicans.

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Janet Yellen, Former Google Chief Eric Schmidt Speak at WSJ’s CEO Council Summit

By: Hillary Canada, Andrew Duehren

AI, economic uncertainty, China’s reopening and the war in Ukraine are on the agenda for day two of the WSJ’s CEO Council Summit.

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Yellen Says Treasury Is Committed to Efforts to Raise the Debt Ceiling

By: Andrew Duehren

The Treasury secretary added that her agency isn’t involved in planning for what might happen if a default occurs.

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Janet Yellen Sets June 5 Deadline for Debt-Limit Accord

By: Andrew Duehren

The Treasury secretary previously estimated the U.S. would be unable to pay all its bills on June 1.

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Could the U.S. Default on June 5? It Depends

By: Andrew Duehren

It isn’t certain what happens on the so-called X-date if Congress doesn’t raise the debt limit.