🇺🇸 Trump’s Bold Fed Plan: Rate Cuts Ahead If Markets Stay Strong
$TRUMP Just read through Trump’s latest message on the economy and the Fed—and it’s clear he’s laying down a major new policy vision. He’s calling it “The Trump Rule.”
Here’s the heart of it:
He says that nowadays, even when there’s great economic news—like GDP growth smashing expectations—the stock market doesn’t rally like it used to. Instead, Wall Street worries the Fed will hike rates to prevent inflation, so good news can actually stall or even drop the market. Trump calls that backwards.
In his view, strong markets don’t cause inflation—"stupidity" does. He wants his future Fed Chair to cut rates when the market is doing well, not raise them automatically. The goal? A return to what he calls a “natural” market—one that climbs on good news and falls on bad news, like in decades past.
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He believes this approach could supercharge growth, potentially adding 10, 15, even 20 GDP points in a year. He tied it directly to his Make America Great Again vision: the U.S. should be “rewarded for success, not brought down by it.” And he made one thing perfectly clear: anyone who disagrees won’t be his Fed Chair.
What’s new here?
This isn’t just a critique—it’s a preview of monetary policy in a potential second Trump term. He’s signaling that 2026 could see multiple rate cuts if markets remain strong, fundamentally rethinking the Fed’s role from inflation-fighter to growth accelerator.
It’s a dramatic shift from conventional central banking, where preventing overheating often means tightening when the economy runs hot. Trump is betting that growth itself isn’t inflationary—and that waiting before raising rates could unlock historic economic expansion.
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