Saleha Mohsin

Washington, D.C.

Senior Washington Correspondent at Bloomberg News

Author of PAPER SOLDIERS. Senior Washington Correspondent at Bloomberg News, host of the Big Take DC podcast. Tweets/RT not opinions.

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Scott Bessent prevé varios acuerdos comerciales importantes durante las próximas semanas

2 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Skylar Woodhouse |Saleha Mohsin

Bloomberg — El secretario del Tesoro, Scott Bessent, dijo que podría haber “varios grandes” acuerdos comerciales anunciados en el próximo par de semanas, y agregó que espera que los funcionarios de la administración Trump se reúnan de nuevo con sus homólogos chinos en persona para negociar esos aranceles. “Mi sensación es que en las próximas dos semanas vamos a tener varios grandes acuerdos anunciados”, dijo Bessent en una entrevista con David Westin de Bloomberg TV el viernes.
Bessent Sees ‘Several Large’ Trade Deals in Next Few Weeks (2)

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Skylar Woodhouse |Saleha Mohsin

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said there could be “several large” trade deals announced in the next couple of weeks, adding that he expects Trump administration officials will meet with their Chinese counterparts again in-person to negotiate those tariffs. “My sense is, over the next couple of weeks we’re going to have several large deals announced,” Bessent said in an interview with Bloomberg TV’s David Westin on Friday.
Bessent sees ‘several large’ trade deals in next few weeks

2 weeks ago | afr.com | Skylar Woodhouse |Saleha Mohsin

Skylar Woodhouse and Saleha MohsinMay 24, 2025 – 3.31am or Subscribe to save articleSubscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said there could be “several large” trade deals announced in the next couple of weeks, adding that he expects Trump administration officials will meet with their Chinese counterparts again in-person to negotiate those tariffs.
Bessent Sees ‘Several Large’ Trade Deals in Next Few Weeks

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Skylar Woodhouse |Saleha Mohsin

Scott Bessent during a Bloomberg Television interview in New York, on May 23. (Bloomberg) -- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said there could be “several large” trade deals announced in the next couple of weeks, adding that he expects Trump administration officials will meet with their Chinese counterparts again in-person to negotiate those tariffs.
川普經濟顧問Miran否認秘密匯率談判稱奉行強勢美元政策 (更正)

2 weeks ago | hk.news.yahoo.com | Saleha Mohsin

Saleha Mohsin 2025年5月22日下午5:11 【彭博】-- 白宮首席經濟學家Stephen Miran否認在制定秘密匯率協議以削弱美元，並稱讚強勢美元的好處。「美國繼續推行強勢美元政策，」白宮經濟顧問委員會主席Miran對彭博Big Take DC播客節目表示。他指出，財政部長斯科特·貝森特是匯率政策的官方發言人。關於正在制定國際協議讓美元貶值的傳聞，他表示：「我們沒有秘密進行任何此類工作，什麼都沒有。」近幾周外匯市場出現波動，交易員猜測美國的貿易夥伴可能同意讓本國貨幣兌美元升值，以緩解貿易失衡問題。美國總統唐納德·川普長期指責其他國家故意壓低本國匯率，以獲得對美國的貿易優勢。未直接參與貿易談判的Miran表示，「匯率政策沒有改變。」 Miran再次強調美元作為儲備資產地位的重要性。「強勢美元對美國有利。這不僅是匯率水平的問題，而是關乎美元體系實力和美元主導地位，」他在播客節目中表示。「這給我們帶來許多其他益處。」推薦閱讀：市場幡然醒悟真正的川普交易或是拋售美國資產原文標題White House’s Miran Says No Secret...
White House’s Miran Says No Secret Currency Pact in Trade Talks

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Saleha Mohsin

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White House's Miran Says No Secret Currency Pact in Trade Talks

2 weeks ago | financialpost.com | Saleha Mohsin

Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1The White House’s chief economist rejected the notion that a secret currency accord to weaken the dollar is in the works, and instead touted the benefits of a strong greenback. Article content(Bloomberg) — The White House’s chief economist rejected the notion that a secret currency accord to weaken the dollar is in the works, and instead touted the benefits of a strong greenback.
White House’s Miran Says No Secret Currency Pact in Trade Talks

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Saleha Mohsin

(Bloomberg) -- The White House’s chief economist rejected the notion that a secret currency accord to weaken the dollar is in the works, and instead touted the benefits of a strong greenback. “The United States continues to have the strong dollar policy,” Stephen Miran, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, said on Bloomberg’s Big Take DC podcast. He noted that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is the official spokesperson for currency policy. “We’re not secretly at work on any of this stuff.
White House’s Miran Says No Secret Currency Pact in Trade Talks

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Saleha Mohsin

The White House’s chief economist rejected the notion that a secret currency accord to weaken the dollar is in the works, and instead touted the benefits of a strong greenback. “The United States continues to have the strong dollar policy,” Stephen Miran, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, said on Bloomberg’s Big Take DC podcast. He noted that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is the official spokesperson for currency policy. “We’re not secretly at work on any of this stuff.
Stephen Miran Explains Why There’s No Secret Dollar Pact

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Saleha Mohsin |Rachael Lewis-Krisky |Chris Anstey

Stephen Miran(Bloomberg) -- Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers Stephen Miran has been a key voice in the Trump administration’s efforts to re-shape US economic policy, from near universal tariffs to a tax bill still in progress. On today’s Big Take DC podcast, Miran sits down with host Saleha Mohsin to talk about market volatility, the deficit and currency policy.