[Coin World] On December 3rd, Trump has fired again.
This time the target is still aimed at the Federal Reserve, that person—he said even JPMorgan's boss Dimon couldn't stand it anymore and felt that interest rates should be lowered. Old Trump’s original words were quite straightforward: “The chairman of the Federal Reserve should lower the interest rates.”
This attitude, a familiar formula. Powell's ears must be calloused from listening, but those folks on Wall Street are all ears—after all, if interest rates loosen, liquidity will follow, which is no small matter for risk assets.
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GasFeeCrier
· 10h ago
With the expectation of interest rate cuts, the crypto world is about to get restless again... Powell really has to be anxious this time.
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rug_connoisseur
· 10h ago
This guy Powell really offended someone, now even JPMorgan is making fun of him haha.
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down_only_larry
· 10h ago
Powell is really tough; Trump pushes for interest rate cuts every day, but he remains unmoved. It's hilarious.
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potentially_notable
· 10h ago
This guy Powell is really something, it's no use for Trump to scold him every day.
Trump criticizes Powell again: even the CEO of JPMorgan says interest rates should be lowered.
[Coin World] On December 3rd, Trump has fired again.
This time the target is still aimed at the Federal Reserve, that person—he said even JPMorgan's boss Dimon couldn't stand it anymore and felt that interest rates should be lowered. Old Trump’s original words were quite straightforward: “The chairman of the Federal Reserve should lower the interest rates.”
This attitude, a familiar formula. Powell's ears must be calloused from listening, but those folks on Wall Street are all ears—after all, if interest rates loosen, liquidity will follow, which is no small matter for risk assets.