WHITE HOUSE National Economic Council Director HASSETT said a ceremonial opening-bell event is scheduled for next week.

President Trump said the US Supreme Court in the Slaughter case confirmed that under Article II the president has the authority to remove executive-branch officers and officials appointed by administrative agencies, a ruling he said fulfills a long-standing objective pursued by presidents since the 1930s.

The New York Times reports Fed chair Kevin Warsh will disclose further details in the coming weeks on special working groups charged with reviewing Fed strategy, policy and operations. In a June 2 letter he promised an "open, clear-eyed discussion" and said the groups will target five market-relevant areas: the Fed's communications; its $6.7 trillion Treasury and mortgage-backed securities portfolio; which data the Fed prioritizes; productivity trends and labor-market conditions; and the models and metrics used to assess inflation. Warsh aims to complete the reviews by year-end so policymakers can consider what reforms, if any, to implement. Each group will be led by external appointees selected by Warsh and supported by designated Fed staff.