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Sign InU.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) continues to process $166 billion in tariff refunds as market attention shifts toward Kevin Warsh’s Fed Chair confirmation hearings. While major importers like Costco and FedEx benefit from the CAPE system's liquidity, participants are closely analyzing Warsh’s specific strategy for the FOMC and its implications for monetary policy. The emergence of a secondary market for refund claims among hedge funds coincides with this pivotal leadership transition at the Federal Reserve. Simultaneously, consumer class-action lawsuits are adding a layer of legal complexity to the retail sector's recovery. Warsh’s proposed economic framework is expected to influence how these massive capital inflows impact inflation and market stability. The intersection of fiscal duty refunds and a potential shift in Fed leadership remains a primary focus for global investors.