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Toomey praises end of Federal Reserve lending programs, will support relief deal

Toomey praises end of Federal Reserve lending programs, will support relief deal Alexander Bolton © Bonnie Cash Toomey praises end of Federal Reserve lending programs, will support relief deal Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), who will be the next chairman of the Senate Banking Committee if Republicans keep their majority in 2021, on Sunday praised the outcome of negotiations with Democrats to wind down the Federal Reserve s expanded lending powers. Toomey, who negotiated the deal late Saturday night with Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), said the agreement will close four Fed credit lending facilities funded by the CARES Act: the Primary Market Corporate Credit Facility, the Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility, the Main Street Lending Program and the Municipal Credit Facility.

Senators reach deal on Fed powers, setting stage for coronavirus relief passage

At around 9 p.m. Republicans sent word to Schumer that they would accept language resolving the dispute over the Federal Reserve’s lending facilities, according to GOP aides.  The compromise will sweep out the $429 billion in unspent CARES Act funding for the Federal Reserve’s credit lending facilities and repurpose it as an offset for a new $900 billion coronavirus relief bill, GOP sources said.  ADVERTISEMENT The deal will close four Federal Reserve credit lending facilities created by the CARES Act and will prevent the Fed from standing up replica facilities in the future without congressional approval.  Those four programs are the Primary Market Corporate Credit Facility, the Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility, the Main Street Lending Program and the Municipal Credit Facility.

Congress clinches sweeping deal on coronavirus relief, government funding

Congress clinches sweeping deal on coronavirus relief, government funding Jordain Carney © Greg Nash Congress clinches sweeping deal on coronavirus relief, government funding Congressional leaders on Sunday reached a mammoth deal to fund the government and provide long-sought coronavirus relief as lawmakers race to wrap up their work for the year. The deal will tie a $1.4 trillion bill to fund the government until Oct. 1 to roughly $900 billion in coronavirus aid. In order to give Congress time to process and pass the agreement, the House and Senate passed a one-day stopgap bill on Sunday. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) announced the deal from the Senate floor on early Sunday evening.

GOP senator: COVID-19 relief package gets done today

GOP senator: COVID-19 relief package gets done today Zack Budryk © Greg Nash GOP senator: COVID-19 relief package gets done today Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso (R) expressed optimism on Sunday that the Senate would reach a deal on another coronavirus relief package after months of talks. This gets done today. No more delays. We re not leaving until we have relief for the American people, Barrasso said on Fox News Sunday. People are hurting, people need help, and there are two things we need to do to write this final chapter on coronavirus, he added. The one is to get people vaccinated. We re doing that now - 20 million people will be vaccinated by New Year s Eve - but we need to provide help for the American people.

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