Trump Powell Interest Rates attacks Fed

President Donald Trump Raised the pressure campaign on Monday Federal reserve Chairman Jerome powderto him “a great loser” and to warn him US economy Interest rates may slow down if not immediately lowered.

“‘Pekat cuts’ is called by many interest rates,” said Trump The truth is social.

Trump currently claims that the United States is currently “virtually inflation” and the energy and “other” and “other” and “things” are “things”.

“These expenses are not so stylish, what they do, what they do, almost inflation, but when Mr. is not too late, it now reduces a large loser, interest rates.

Trump’s first Salvo – the latest Salvo, the latest Salvo and team, which was determined during the first leadership, learns that the Central Bank leader may legally fire before starting in May 2026.

Powell strongly stated that the president could not get it under the law.

Any attempt to Fire Powell is likely that the United States is likely to be sold in capital markets, but also the Deputy Chairman of the Isi, Krishna GuhaMonday told CNBC.

“If you start collecting questions about the federal reserve independence, you increase the bar to cut the federal reserve. If you try to delete the Federal Reserve, I think you will react to the higher, lower and capital markets,” he said.Square box“

“I can’t believe that the management is trying to achieve.”

The stock market has already sank on Monday morning from other concerns that are excessive from large-grown uncertainty and other concerns. Dow Jones Industrial Average 750 points, about 2% fell, as part of the first hour of trade, while NASDAQ decreased by 2.6%.

US dollars, this time, Slide the lowest level Since 2022. Wand in global markets, sent investors who flocked to reliable shelter assets goldMonday, while Benchmark hit the high price 10 years of treasury product crawled.

The latest attacks on the Trump’s Power, which restricted the president’s growth and increase inflation, and the central banking leader was followed by the leader.

Tariffs “are likely to move us to the balance of our goals in this year,” Powell said in Chicago’s economic club for this year.

Powell also stopped not to suggest that the cutting of interest rates is on the horizon.

“Currently, we have been well placed to expect more clarity before taking into account any adjustments to our position.”

– CNBC’s Alex harring contributed to this report.

Correction: Krishna Guha is the Deputy Chairman of Evercore ISI. The previous version made his title wrong.