An interesting take from the White House's chief economic adviser: while emphasizing respect for the Fed's independence, he pushed back on the narrative that recent economic gains are Fed-driven. The message seems to suggest current growth isn't dependent on easy monetary policy—a stance that carries weight for how investors should think about inflation expectations and rate trajectories. For crypto markets, this distinction matters. If the economy's strength comes from elsewhere, it could signal different Fed behavior ahead than if growth were purely policy-fueled. Worth parsing carefully as macro narratives shift.
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ContractFreelancer
· 01-12 18:33
This logic is a bit flawed. If the economy doesn't rely on Federal Reserve policies for support, then how did the bubbles of the past two years form?
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BrokeBeans
· 01-12 16:53
Wait a minute, is this guy trying to shift the blame to the Fed? The good economy isn't even your credit? I laughed.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 01-12 16:53
So this move by the White House is just shifting the blame to the Federal Reserve, right? The economy isn't good because of money printing... I feel like this logic is a bit forced.
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MetaDreamer
· 01-12 16:52
Uh, this set of arguments sounds a bit hollow to me... Is a strong economy really unrelated to policies? That's hilarious. Then why does the coin price still move along with what old man Powell says?
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-12 16:50
The White House is shifting blame again, uh, really the Fed has no way to defend itself.
An interesting take from the White House's chief economic adviser: while emphasizing respect for the Fed's independence, he pushed back on the narrative that recent economic gains are Fed-driven. The message seems to suggest current growth isn't dependent on easy monetary policy—a stance that carries weight for how investors should think about inflation expectations and rate trajectories. For crypto markets, this distinction matters. If the economy's strength comes from elsewhere, it could signal different Fed behavior ahead than if growth were purely policy-fueled. Worth parsing carefully as macro narratives shift.