Trump just voiced his frustration with Wednesday's Fed decision—a mere 25 basis point rate cut. He didn't hold back, suggesting the reduction "could have been doubled, at least doubled." His remarks highlight ongoing tension between the White House and the central bank over monetary policy direction. With inflation pressures persisting and economic signals mixed, the President's push for more aggressive easing reflects concerns about growth momentum. Markets had been pricing in modest cuts, but Trump's public stance adds another layer of uncertainty. The Fed maintains its data-dependent approach, though political pressure keeps mounting as economic conditions evolve.