Trump just drew a hard line: whoever wants the Fed Chair seat better be ready to cut rates, no questions asked.
This isn't some polite suggestion. He's basically saying monetary policy needs to move his direction, and fast. Forget the whole "independent central bank" talk—he's making it clear he expects the Fed to ease up and loosen things.
Will the next Chair bend? Or are we headed for another standoff between the White House and the Fed? Either way, rate cuts are back on everyone's radar.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-11 03:39
Is this the same argument again? On what grounds does Trump influence the Fed? Is central bank independence just a façade?
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APY追逐者
· 12-10 13:01
Coming with this again? The independence of the central bank has long been a joke; the next chairman will definitely have to compromise, there's no choice.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 12-09 17:56
lol, here we go again. Do you really think the Fed Chair will just kneel? There have been so many times in history, and you still haven't learned your lesson.
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LiquidityNinja
· 12-09 17:56
Here we go again, political interference with the central bank is really annoying... Bullish for the bears?
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FlashLoanLord
· 12-09 17:43
Now the Fed Chair has to look at Trump's mood? LOL, what happened to independence?
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HodlVeteran
· 12-09 17:39
Here we go again? I saw this playbook back in 2016, and now it's being replayed... The next chairman will either give in or get out, and retail investors better get ready for the "rate cut is bullish" scythe again.
Trump just drew a hard line: whoever wants the Fed Chair seat better be ready to cut rates, no questions asked.
This isn't some polite suggestion. He's basically saying monetary policy needs to move his direction, and fast. Forget the whole "independent central bank" talk—he's making it clear he expects the Fed to ease up and loosen things.
Will the next Chair bend? Or are we headed for another standoff between the White House and the Fed? Either way, rate cuts are back on everyone's radar.