United States===United States Department of the Treasury

The United States===United States Department of the Treasury is the primary government agency launching and overseeing the Trump Accounts program. It is responsible for depositing initial funds and ensuring the program's implementation, directly impacting its public image and operational scope.

The United States===United States Department of the Treasury is actively considering and implementing measures to lift sanctions on Russian oil, aiming to increase global supply and alleviate high oil prices. This action directly impacts the global energy market.

The United States===United States Department of the Treasury terminated collective bargaining agreements with unionized workers at the United States===Internal Revenue Service and the United States===Bureau of the Fiscal Service, aligning with President Donald Trump's executive order to exert more control over the federal workforce.

The United States===United States Department of the Treasury granted India a 30-day waiver to continue purchasing Russian oil, aiming to ease global oil prices and mitigate the impact of the Iran war on energy markets. This decision reflects a strategic move to balance geopolitical interests with domestic economic concerns.

The United States===United States Department of the Treasury issued the temporary authorization for transactions involving Russian-origin crude oil and petroleum products, playing a key role in implementing US energy and sanctions policy.