London’s Financial Times reported that Stephen Miran, who chairs President Trump’s Council of Economic Advisers, met with leading hedge funds and asset managers last Friday, April 25, to try to calm them down about Trump’s tariffs. The meeting, reportedly convened by Citigroup, was held in the context of the annual Spring IMF meeting in Washington, and the roughly 15 attendees included “representatives of hedge funds Balyasny, Tudor and Citadel, as well as asset managers PGIM and BlackRock.”