Mnuchin on lending programs about to expire: 'We're following the intent of Congress'
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin moved Friday to downplay his department’s decision to pull the plug on several Federal Reserve, telling CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" Friday there’s still plenty of money around to provide funding where it is needed.
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