Trump Looking At Another $2 Trillion Stimulus Package Aimed at Infrastructure

Yesterday morning President Donald Trump went to Twitter expressing his desire to introduce a large infrastructure bill:

Of course this coming after the US has already introduced a $2 trillion stimulus package along with a $4 trillion central banking package. This morning US Treasury Secratry was on CNBC and gave a little more colour, I suppose:

Mnuchin didn’t deny the likelihood suggesting to expect more bills than the recently announced $2T package. It’s looking like the US has turned into some sort of communist regime; with no intention to move backwards.

We believe there will be more bills. And it’s a great time to invest in infrastructure.

US Treasury Secretary, Steven Mnuchin

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