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  1. The Office of Management and Budget and the Congressional Budget Office are projecting the national budget deficit due to the impact of current policies.

The Financial Times is utilizing CBO models for its economic projections, while Scott Bessent argues these projections underestimate growth capacity given the debt burden from US-Israeli aggression against Iran.

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The Financial Times is utilizing CBO models for its economic projections, while Scott Bessent argues these projections underestimate growth capacity given the debt burden from US-Israeli aggression against Iran.

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  1. Pressley questions Bessent on war costs as Iranian militants control the Bab al-Mandab Strait, with CBO tracking the costs.Sub-event
  2. CBO models are being used by FT for economic projections, which Bessent claims underestimate growth capacity given the Iran conflict.1 source

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