Trump recently revealed something during a cabinet meeting—he’ll likely announce the next Federal Reserve Chair nominee early next year. The current chair, Powell, has his term ending in May next year, and this transition has always been a major focus for the markets.
Interestingly, many previously speculated that Treasury Secretary Bessent might take over, but Trump outright denied that possibility. It seems he already has someone in mind, just not ready to make it official yet.
The position of Fed Chair has a massive impact on the markets; every shift in monetary policy influences capital flows. Over the next few months, speculation about the successor will probably be everywhere, since this decision affects interest rate trends and the liquidity environment for years to come.
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GasFeeCry
· 5h ago
Here comes another round of guessing games, Trump, this old fox, is really good at keeping everyone in suspense.
Powell might have to give up his seat to newcomers; I need to recalculate this chess game of interest rate policies.
Was Bessant rejected? Who could it be? Could it be some hawkish figure causing trouble again?
With the change of Federal Reserve chair, retail investors and short-term traders are about to cry in the wind again.
Really, every time there's such personnel changes, the market trembles three times; my positions are trembling.
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MetaverseHermit
· 12-11 05:35
Here we go again, Trump's old tricks of teasing the announcement, only to reveal it early next year? Should we start guessing now?
If Powell steps down, Bissett doesn't stand a chance; this brother really keeps a low profile. The Fed Chair selection process involves too many tricks—smash the market, smash the market, smash the market.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 12-09 13:13
Benson was rejected? Haha, Trump really knows how to play the game—first a smokescreen, then an official announcement.
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nft_widow
· 12-09 13:08
Benson was directly rejected, which shows that the person Trump has in mind is indeed strong enough. We'll find out early next year, and the market will be shaken again when the time comes.
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StableNomad
· 12-09 13:07
honestly the bessent reject caught me off guard... statistically speaking, fed chair guessing season always reminds me of UST in may — everyone's so confident until they're not. anyway, smart money's probably positioning already before the official announcement drops.
Trump recently revealed something during a cabinet meeting—he’ll likely announce the next Federal Reserve Chair nominee early next year. The current chair, Powell, has his term ending in May next year, and this transition has always been a major focus for the markets.
Interestingly, many previously speculated that Treasury Secretary Bessent might take over, but Trump outright denied that possibility. It seems he already has someone in mind, just not ready to make it official yet.
The position of Fed Chair has a massive impact on the markets; every shift in monetary policy influences capital flows. Over the next few months, speculation about the successor will probably be everywhere, since this decision affects interest rate trends and the liquidity environment for years to come.