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K Street will be closely hanging on to the president’s words as a road map for their clients and interests.

Market gyrations continued Monday as investors tried to digest the latest developments, sending stocks swinging up and down.

Leaders in Europe, the U.S., the U.K. and Canada announced new restrictions on Russia’s central bank.

And outnumbered Ukrainian forces hold Kyiv.

Stocks closed in the green on Thursday, but the anxiety is far from over.

The West has promised that military action will trigger a tsunami of sanctions likely to pound the Russian economy and wealthy Putin allies.

While the threat of a Russian invasion in Ukraine has dominated headlines in recent weeks, it hasn’t figured prominently in the discussion about the path of U.S. monetary policy.

The Fed currently has no vice chair for supervision, one of the government’s top Wall Street watchdogs.

Also: Capitol Hill is finally making moves to regulate stablecoins.

And Ukraine seeks a meeting with Russia.