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#特郎普政府 U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick is really anxious! On December 12, he accepted an interview with CNBC and directly criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, stating that the U.S. economic growth rate could soar to 6% during Trump's administration!

Lutnick harshly criticized Powell for sticking to high interest rates, saying he is slow to act, hesitant, and afraid to lead a $30 trillion economy to take proactive measures. He also expressed confidence: the current U.S. GDP has already increased by 4%, and the momentum is clearly strong, but the policies are not keeping up. In his view, as long as interest rates are lowered and energy consumption is reduced, the economy can reach new heights, and a 6% growth rate is not just empty talk.

On one side, there are sharp criticisms of the Federal Reserve, and on the other, there are extremely high economic expectations for Trump's administration. This statement has directly brought the differences in U.S. monetary policy to the forefront. Do you think Lutnick's 6% target can be achieved? Has Powell's high interest rate policy really held back the economy? Share your thoughts in the comments!

#特郎普政府 exploded! Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman recently fired a shot: Trump's cronies are going to replay the 2008 financial crisis?\n \nNobel laureate in economics Krugman recently directly criticized: Trump's confidants are dismantling the regulatory walls that were built to "plug the holes" after the 2008 financial crisis—this is a preparation to create another "financial frenzy," dragging the whole world into risk!\n \nHow crazy is this operation? Two details make it clear:\nThe Federal Reserve's Bowman, appointed by Trump, is leading the way to "loosen" regulations on banks—demanding a reduction in banks' capital reserves. In simple terms: banks can keep less "emergency money" and take more funds to make profits, but if something goes wrong, even the "risk-bearing cushion" is thinner, just like the reckless operations of banks before the 2008 crash.\nEven more outrageous is cryptocurrency: the Trump administration pushed for the "GENIUS Act" to promote stablecoins, like Tether, which are now basically unregulated, and Krugman directly exposed: this is just like 19th-century private banks printing money at will; when the bubble bursts, it will create a huge hole in the entire financial system.\n$BTC $ETH $BNB \n \n"They are actively pulling out the safety valve of the financial system!" Krugman said this without holding back—2008 was when regulators turned a blind eye, allowing banks to gamble to the point of collapse; now that all the rules for risk prevention are being dismantled, isn't it just waiting for another "collective crash"?\n \nIn simple terms, this is a showdown between "enjoying now and worrying later" and "whether it will lead to death in the future": banks make quick money, at the cost of the entire system's risk resistance being hollowed out. But history has already written the answer: financial beasts without cages will ultimately drag everyone into the pit.\n \nYou tell me, does this operation truly not understand risk, or are they pretending to be confused while knowing full well? #特朗普加密新政 #内容挖矿