tags. We'll replace the text inside.
Also, numbers: Use German formatting? Typically, in German, decimal comma is used, but for currency and large numbers, they often use period for thousands and comma for decimals. However, in financial contexts, they might use the same as English? Actually, in German, they use comma as decimal separator and period as thousands separator. So 1.51% should be 1,51 %, $2.16 trillion -> 2,16 Billionen US-Dollar (but note: Billion in German is trillion in English? Actually, German "Billion" is 10^12, same as English trillion. So 2.16 trillion dollars = 2,16 Billionen Dollar. But we need to be consistent. We'll use German conventions: 1,51 %, 2,16 Billionen US-Dollar, $63,000 -> 63.000 US-Dollar (period for thousands), $1.06 -> 1,06 US-Dollar, $1,860 -> 1.860 US-Dollar. So we'll adjust numbers accordingly.
Also, note that "CLARITY Act" is a proper noun, keep as is. "White House" -> "Weißes Haus
