Kailey Leinz

New York

Anchor and Markets Reporter at Bloomberg Television

In Washington for @BloombergTV! Co-host of Balance of Power, weekdays 1pm & 5pm ET. Fast talker, fast walker, and Wahoo. Opinions mine.

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US Energy Secretary Says Oil Output Drop in 2026 'Unlikely'

2 weeks ago | financialpost.com | Kevin Crowley |Kailey Leinz

Advertisement 1US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said it’s “unlikely” the country’s oil production will drop next year, contrary to the expectations released this week by a government agency. Article content(Bloomberg) — US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said it’s “unlikely” the country’s oil production will drop next year, contrary to the expectations released this week by a government agency.
US Energy Secretary Says Oil Output Drop in 2026 ‘Unlikely’

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Kevin Crowley |Kailey Leinz

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright(Bloomberg) -- US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said it’s “unlikely” the country’s oil production will drop next year, contrary to the expectations released this week by a government agency. Much will depend on oil prices and whether producers will follow through on pledges to reduce investment, Wright said in an interview on Bloomberg Television.
Deputy Treasury Chief Says August Is Earliest for X-Date Worries

1 month ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Enda Curran |Kailey Leinz |Joe Mathieu

Deputy Treasury Secretary Michael Faulkender said that federal tax receipts have been coming in higher than a year ago, helping bolster confidence that August is the earliest point for concerns about staying within the federal debt limit. “We’re pretty confident, based upon the receipts that came in from primary tax filing season that an August time frame is the earliest that we need to worry about the X-Date,” Faulkender said in a Bloomberg Television interview.
Deputy Treasury Chief Says August Is Earliest for X-Date Worries

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Enda Curran |Kailey Leinz |Joe Mathieu

Deputy Treasury Secretary Michael Faulkender(Bloomberg) -- Deputy Treasury Secretary Michael Faulkender said that federal tax receipts have been coming in higher than a year ago, helping bolster confidence that August is the earliest point for concerns about staying within the federal debt limit.
EU Offered Trump US Concessions to Bring ‘Stability Back,’ Sikela Says

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | John Ainger |Kailey Leinz

The European Union has made tangible offers to Donald Trump ’s administration in an effort to return stability to the global economy, according to the bloc’s commissioner for international partnerships. Speaking to Bloomberg Television, Jozef Sikela said that he was “confident” that common sense would prevail and that the two sides would be able to find a deal on trade in their mutual interest. He warned that an escalation in the trade conflict could do more harm to the US than the EU.
EU Offered US Concessions to Bring ‘Stability Back,’ Sikela Says

1 month ago | news.bloombergtax.com | John Ainger |Kailey Leinz

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EU Offered US Concessions to Bring ‘Stability Back,’ Sikela Says

1 month ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | John Ainger |Kailey Leinz

The European Union has made tangible offers to Donald Trump’s administration in an effort to return stability to the global economy, according to the bloc’s commissioner for international partnerships. Speaking to Bloomberg Television, Jozef Sikela said that he was “confident” that common sense would prevail and that the two sides would be able to find a deal on trade in their mutual interest. He warned that an escalation in the trade conflict could do more harm to the US than the EU.
Yellen Says Trump Tariff Policy Misguided, Warns of Uncertainty

2 months ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Kailey Leinz |John Harney

Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the rationale for President Donald Trump’s tariff policies was “unclear and not at all sensible,” adding she believes China would like to “de-escalate this conflict.” Yellen, who was also chair of the Federal Reserve during the Obama and first Trump administrations, said the recent turmoil in the bond markets and the weakening of the dollar reflected “a loss of confidence,” though things haven’t yet gotten to the point where the Fed would need to...
White House’s Miran Rejects Recession Fear, Touts Deregulation

2 months ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Catherine Lucey |Joe Mathieu |Kailey Leinz

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White House’s Miran Rejects Recession Fear, Touts Deregulation

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Catherine Lucey |Joe Mathieu |Kailey Leinz

Chief White House economist Stephen Miran dismissed the deepening fears of a recession on Wall Street, saying that President Donald Trump’s plans for deregulation and tax cuts will more than offset any hit from tariff hikes. “The president acted with historic scope and speed to address what was a decades-long festering problem that had been eroding our competitiveness and eroding our prosperity and eroding our economy,” Miran said in an interview with Bloomberg Television Friday.