| WASHINGTON (MaceNews) – The following are Tuesday’s schedules for the White House, Treasury, USTR, the State Department and Capitol Hill as well as U.S. economic data and Federal Reserve events: DAILY GUIDANCE AND PRESS SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2023 In the morning, the President will receive the President’s Daily Brief. The Vice President will attend. This meeting in the Oval Office will be closed press. In the afternoon, the President will host Democratic Congressional leaders. The Vice President will attend. This event in the Roosevelt Room will have an in-house pool spray at the top. In the evening, the President will host a reception for new members of Congress. The Vice President and the Second Gentleman will attend. This event in the East Room will be closed press. In-Town Pool Wires: AP, Reuters, Bloomberg Wire Photos: AP, Reuters, AFP, NYT TV Corr & Crew: CBS Print: Roll Call Radio: BBC EST 10:00 AM In-Town Pool Call Time 10:15 AM THE PRESIDENT receives the Presidential Daily Briefing; THE VICE PRESIDENT attends Oval Office Closed Press 3:00 PM THE PRESIDENT hosts Democratic Congressional leaders; THE VICE PRESIDENT attends Roosevelt Room In-House Pool Spray (Gather 2:50 PM – Brady Press Briefing Room) 5:20 PM THE PRESIDENT hosts a reception for new members of Congress; THE VICE PRESIDENT and THE SECOND GENTLEMAN attend East Room Closed Press Briefing Schedule 1:30 PM Press Briefing by Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre ### US TREASURY Tuesday – Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen will attend events in Lusaka, Zambia. At 10AM CAT / 3AM ET, Secretary Yellen will visit a Green Climate Fund (GCF) project supported by the U.S. government. The Green Climate Fund has received over $1 billion in funding from the U.S. government. While there, she will meet with female savings co-op members, and also view a typical Zambian small-holding farm. Following the tour, she will deliver brief remarks on food security and the global challenges exacerbating it. The event is open to pre-approved media. At 2PM CAT / 7AM ET, Secretary Yellen will visit Java Foods Limited, a woman-owned company that produces low-cost, nutritionally fortified instant noodles, targeting low-income urban consumers and sources 100% of its wheat from Zambian farmers. Java has worked under USAID’s Feed the Future program and with the US Partnership for Food Solutions, a non-profit founded by General Mills that now includes Cargill, the Hershey Company, Smucker’s, and other major U.S. food companies. She will participate in a tour of the factory floor meet some of its employees and highlight U.S – Africa efforts to tackle food insecurity. The event is open to pre-approved media. In the evening, Secretary Yellen will travel to Pretoria, South Africa. STATE DEPT Tuesday –. Departmental press briefings, when held on weekdays, occur around 2p ET. The transcript of Monday’s 2:10p ET briefing is at: https://www.state.gov/briefings/department-press-briefing-january-23-2023/ USTR Tuesday, January 24, 2023 Ambassador Katherine Tai will host an event to celebrate USTR’s 60th anniversary. This event is closed press. Thursday, January 26, 2023 Ambassador Tai will travel to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At 9:00 AM, Ambassador Tai will provide opening remarks during the White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (WHIAANHPI) Economic Summit at Philadelphia City Hall. Ambassador Tai will be joined by Isabel Guzman, Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration; Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney; and Krystal Ka‘ai, Executive Director of WHIAANHPI. This event is open press and will be live streamed. At 12:45 PM, Ambassador Tai will deliver keynote remarks at a meeting of the World Affairs Council Philadelphia on how the Biden-Harris Administration has delivered on its worker-centered trade policy over the last two years. Following her remarks, Ambassador Tai will participate in a fireside conversation with Rachel Carsen, President and CEO of Helicopter Tech, Inc., a local business and exporter. This conversation will focus on how trade can benefit small businesses and the importance of resilient supply chains to consumers and entrepreneurs. This event is open to pre-registered, in-person media. More information can be found on the World Affairs Council website. US HOUSE Tuesday – Returns at noon ET US SENATE Tuesday –10:00 a.m.: Convene and and begin a period of morning business. UPCOMING US ECONOMIC DATA REPORTS AND FEDERAL RESERVE EVENTS Tuesday, Jan 24 – 9:45a ET – US S&P Global PMI composite flash Tuesday, Jan 24 – 10a ET US Richmond Fed manufacturing index (prev 1) Wednesday, Jan 25 – 7a ET US MBA weekly mortgage applications Wednesday, Jan 25 – 10:30a ET US EIA oil stocks report Thursday, Jan 26 – 8:30a ET US durable goods orders (prev 1.427 mln) Thursday, Jan 26 – 8:30a ET First report of 4Q US GDP (prev 3.2%) Thursday, Jan 26 – 8:30a ET US weekly initial jobless benefit claims Thursday, Jan 26 – 8:30a ET US international trade in goods (prev -$83.3 bln) Thursday, Jan 26 – 8:30a ET US Chicago Fed national activity index ( Thursday, Jan 26 – 8:30a ET US retail and wholesale inventories (prev 0.1%/1.0%) Thursday, Jan 26 – 8:30a ET US new home sales (prev 640k) Thursday, Jan 26 – 10:30a ET US EIA Natural Gas Report Thursday, Jan 26 – 11a ET US EIA Kansas City Fed manufacturing index (prev -9) Thursday, Jan 26 – 16:30 ET US Fed balance sheet Friday, Jan 27 – 8:30 ET US personal income & spending (prev 0.4%/0.1%) Friday, Jan 27 – 10 ET US consumer sentiment (prev 64.6) Friday, Jan 27 – 8:30 ET US pending home sales (prev -4%) Friday, Jan 27 – 13:00 ET US Baker Hughes weekly oil rig count Fed speakers’ blackout period began Saturday. — Content may appear first or exclusively on the Mace News premium service. 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