So Trump just dropped his take on the Fed's recent move – apparently he thinks they could've gone twice as aggressive on the rate cut. Pretty bold stance considering where inflation's been sitting. Makes you wonder how this rhetoric might play into market expectations going forward, especially with risk assets. The Fed's walking a tightrope here, and these comments definitely add another layer to the monetary policy narrative.
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Degentleman
· 12-11 02:31
Trump is back to giving pointers on politics, really never at rest... A double rate cut? Buddy, are you trying to revive inflation?
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DAOplomacy
· 12-10 21:03
ngl, the governance optics here are... let's say sub-optimal. trump pushing for deeper cuts while inflation's still doing its thing – historically precedent suggests this kinda pressure actually creates worse incentive structures down the line. non-trivial externalities tbh.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 12-10 21:02
Coming back to mess with the Federal Reserve? Trump just can't stop talking, with a twofold rate cut... His persona remains as exaggerated as ever.
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SerumSquirrel
· 12-10 21:00
Holy shit, he's back? This guy Trump really can't sit still, constantly urging the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. Why doesn't he just open a bank himself...
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 12-10 20:49
Trump wants to teach the central bank how to do monetary policy again, huh? This guy really dares to say...
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BTCRetirementFund
· 12-10 20:39
Trump, this old guy really dares to say it. If you ask me, the Fed's actions are just too conservative. The market has long been unable to decipher their tactics...
So Trump just dropped his take on the Fed's recent move – apparently he thinks they could've gone twice as aggressive on the rate cut. Pretty bold stance considering where inflation's been sitting. Makes you wonder how this rhetoric might play into market expectations going forward, especially with risk assets. The Fed's walking a tightrope here, and these comments definitely add another layer to the monetary policy narrative.