The U.S. House of Representatives passed a roughly USD 2 trillion education, healthcare and climate package on Friday. After months of debates, the Democrats passed the core content of President Biden's economic agenda with narrow majorities

The bill was passed by 220 votes to 213, and all Republicans voted against it.

Although the vote in the House of Representatives brought Democrats closer to uniting their divided centrists and progressives to support the bill, the party still needs to push the bill to pass in the Senate, where the two parties are evenly matched. In the Senate, lawmakers plan to amend or cut some of the bill's provisions in the coming weeks.

ANBOUND’s interpretation: This is an internal matter of the Democratic Party. Its senior leadership must had conducted preliminary communication prior this. Therefore, the passage of the House of Representatives vote could signify that the future of the infrastructure bill has been basically been confirmed.