Rep. Cleaver, Senior Members of Financial Services Committee Call for Administration Response Plan to Protect American Economy From Coronavirus
Financial Services Subcommittee Chairman on National Security, International Development, and Monetary Policy
In the letter, the lawmakers wrote: "Given the seemingly imminent nature of this threat sweeping through the
"As we've seen over the last two days, the coronavirus is a serious threat to not only the health of the American people, but the well-being of the American economy," said Chairman Cleaver. "If we are going to protect the public and their savings in the markets, we're going to need a collective and well-coordinated response from the federal government, which is why we're asking the administration and financial regulators to come to us with a plan of action that
"The novel coronavirus is not only a health threat but an economic one as well. We need to be prepared for scenarios in which there are major disruptions to global markets. The administration and financial regulators must work in lock-step to model potential risks to the US economy and financial markets, and plan responses to ensure that American families do not once again suffer under the burden of an economic slowdown or financial crisis," Chairman Meeks said.
"There have been repeated assurances from the
"The Corona virus is a potential public health emergency and could threaten our economic security as well. We need a coordinated response from both the administration and financial regulators that is based on sound science, sound financial stewardship and zero politics," Chairman Clay said.
You can find the full letter here (https://cleaver.house.gov/sites/cleaver.house.gov/files/Coronavirus%20Letter%20Final.pdf).



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