The former and current U.S. President weighed in on the Federal Reserve's latest move, calling the rate cut underwhelming. He didn't mince words—saying it could've, and probably should've, been more aggressive.

But that's not all. He's pushing for the U.S. economy to break past the 3–4% GDP growth ceiling. His vision? Consistent expansion well above that range. Whether the Fed will play ball or stick to its cautious playbook remains the question on everyone's mind.

For traders watching macro signals, this kind of rhetoric often translates into volatility—especially in risk assets.