COVID Relief Deal Unlikely Before Election

COVID relief negotiations are ongoing between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. While Pelosi's team found recent talks productive, Mnuchin expressed concerns about reaching an agreement before the election. He suggested a more targeted approach to aid sectors still struggling, despite a general economic rebound. Democrats demand $2.2 trillion, while Republicans propose less. Further discussions are expected.

What was the main concern expressed by Steven Mnuchin regarding the COVID relief agreement?

• The relief package should be increased.

• It would be difficult to reach an agreement in less than three weeks.

• The relief package is too large.

• The relief package is not needed.

Which sectors did Mnuchin identify as still struggling despite the economic rebound?

• Healthcare and education

• Travel and entertainment

• Technology and finance

• Manufacturing and agriculture

What approach did Mnuchin suggest for the COVID relief package?

• A delayed approach

• An international approach

• A targeted approach

• A universal approach

What is the amount Democrats are demanding for the COVID relief package?

• $3 trillion

• $2.2 trillion

• $1.5 trillion

• $1 trillion

What is the next step Pelosi plans to take in the negotiation process?

• Seek international aid

• Talk to Mnuchin again

• Lower the relief demand

• Cancel further discussions