US Senate Banking Chairman Scott says they are willing to set up a special committee to look at construction projects; We should move on and get Warsh in the Chair, via CNBC interview

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Chairman Scott's willingness to establish a special committee for construction projects suggests a proactive stance on infrastructure, which could lead to increased public spending and potential economic stimulus. The mention of moving forward with Warsh as Chair indicates a shift in leadership that may influence the Federal Reserve's future policy direction, impacting rates and overall market sentiment.

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