US Debt Ceiling: Here’s why President Biden and Republicans are optimistic to crack a deal

Joe Biden and Republicans are finally on the same page to crack a deal to raise the US debt ceiling.

Following emergency discussions held at the White House, both President Biden and Republicans have voiced guarded confidence over the possibility of reaching an agreement to increase the United States debt limit.

Despite the fact that Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy informed reporters that there is still a significant distance between the two sides.

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Because of the deadlock, the President had to cut short a vacation he was taking abroad.

If a solution can’t be reached, the United States would default on its $31.4 trillion in debt on June 1. This would be a catastrophic event.

This failure of the government of the United States might have catastrophic effects not just on the United States, but also on the rest of the world, and it could set off a financial crisis on a worldwide scale.

The Democratic president described the conversation that took place in the Oval Office on Tuesday for an hour as “good” and “productive,” giving an optimistic tone about the possibilities of reaching a deal.