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As You know guys .... US President Donald Trump has picked Kevin Warsh to lead the US Federal Reserve when current chairman Jerome Powell's four-year term ends in May.
Warsh is a former Fed governor and was considered for chair during Trump's first term. He has been an outspoken Fed critic and is expected to support lower interest rates in the near term.
The appointment comes amid mounting worries about the Fed's independence, following Trump's increasing attacks on Powell in recent months.
Powell has angered Trump by not cutting interest rates quickly enough, and federal prosecutors recently opened a criminal investigation over testimony he gave to the Senate about renovations to Fed buildings.
The Department of Justice (DoJ) probe prompted a forceful condemnation from Powell and messages of support from former Fed chairs and central bank heads.
Warsh, who served as a Fed governor from 2006 to 2011, had re-emerged in recent weeks as a potential choice for the top job as speculation grew over who would replace the under-fire incumbent.
Announcing the nomination on Truth Social, Trump said Warsh "will go down as one of the GREAT Fed Chairmen, maybe the best".
Warsh's appointment still needs to be approved by the Senate, meaning it could face lengthy delays.
If confirmed for the role, he will take the helm of the Fed at an unusually tense time, as economists and Wall Street investors monitor threats to the central bank's autonomy.
Who is Kevin Warsh?
Warsh, a 55-year-old economist, is a fellow at the right-leaning Hoover Institution and serves on the board of courier UPS. He has been an outspoken Fed critic, lambasting everything from the central bank's heavy reliance on data to its use of assets on its balance sheet.
Warsh has escalated his rhetoric since emerging as a contender for the top Fed job, going as far as calling for "regime change".
He had a relatively "hawkish" reputation as a Fed governor, meaning he tended to favour higher interest rates and took more seriously concerns about inflation.
But he is now seen as a voice that would support lower rates in the near term. He has argued the Fed should shrink its balance sheet in order to bring down short-term interest rates, though some have questioned his logic.
The Fed this week voted to hold interest rates steady, despite the White House pushing for a cut. Policymakers are continuing to monitor the effect on the economy of last year's trio of interest rate cuts.
There are signs the US employment market is stabilising - job creation is sluggish but the unemployment rate has ticked lower. Inflation remains above the Fed's 2% target.
"Warsh will have to convince his colleagues that rate cuts are appropriate this year, an argument that is unlikely to win unless the labour market shows renewed signs of weakening or inflationary pressures ease materially later this year," economists at Deutsche Bank wrote in a research note on Friday.
Trump nominates Federal Reserve critic Kevin Warsh to run US central bank
Warsh also has close family connections to Trump's orbit. He is married to Jane Lauder, whose family is known for the Estee Lauder cosmetics group. His father-in-law, billionaire businessman Ronald Lauder, is a long-time Trump donor and ally.
Republican Senator Thom Tillis, a member of the Senate Banking Committee, has said he will oppose Trump's nominees until the potential legal case against Powell is resolved.
Trump has also taken aim at Fed governor Lisa Cook, whom he wants to remove. He has accused her of engaging in mortgage fraud, which she has denied. The Supreme Court is now assessing the case.
Warsh had been seen of one of four leading candidates for the Fed job. The other frontrunners were White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett, Fed governor Christopher Waller and Wall Street bond guru Rick Rieder.
When Warsh takes up his role, financial markets will keep a close eye on how independently he acts of President Trump.
Stephen Brown, deputy chief North America economist at Capital Economics, said Warsh "seems like a relatively safe choice".
"Warsh's long-running hawkish views should help to counteract concerns that he might morph into a full-blown Trump stooge," he added.
As news of Warsh's impending nomination started to leak out, the dollar strengthened slightly while the price of gold sank by 6%.
Stuart Clark, portfolio manager at wealth management business Quilter, said investors would be "breathing somewhat of a sigh of relief" at Warsh's nomination.
"Warsh was in contention for the job back in 2017 and as such comes to the role with a level of authority that is respected across the market," he added.
"Concerns around Fed independence and an erosion on this should now be tempered, although Warsh's words and actions will be scrutinised by market participants intensely."
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It’s official: Kevin Warsh has been nominated as the next Fed chair.
The markets don't like it.
I don't really like it either.
But what is happening behind the scenes is much deeper than a simple appointment.
Here’s the truth:
Make no mistake, Bessent is behind this.
Why Warsh?
CREDIBILITY.
The goal is to restore the Fed's legitimacy, which has been shattered over the last 15 years.
Since 2008, the Fed hasn't just been a central bank.
It became the market's guardian angel.
Injecting liquidity the moment things got scary.
Protecting asset prices.
Warsh is the biggest critic of this model.
His view is simple:
If a market cannot correct, it’s not a market.
Warsh believes the Fed has gone rogue.
It expanded beyond its mandate to become a "universal insurer."
Appointing him sends a massive signal:
The Fed is returning to its core lane.
– Inflation control
– Banking stability
– NO more automatic market bailouts
This is where it gets complicated.
Trump thinks in terms of POWER.
He wants technological domination and reindustrialization.
He needs low rates to finance it.
Warsh might not give him that.
The US has massive debt and deficits.
The real fear is "Fiscal Dominance."
Will the Fed be forced to keep rates low just so the Treasury can survive?
Warsh hates this idea. He hates debt monetization.
THE VERDICT?
The markets are panicking because of the uncertainty.
But the likely outcome isn't war between the Fed and Trump.
It’s informal coordination.
But there is a red line:
If inflation rips higher... Warsh will have to choose between institutional credibility and political loyalty.
The next 4 years are going to be full of surprises.
But don’t worry, I’ll keep you updated on everything as time goes by, like I always do.
Btw, I called every market top and bottom of the last decade, and i’ll call my next move publicly like I always do.
Many people will wish they followed me sooner.
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A POWER SHIFT IS BREWING AT THE HEART OF GLOBAL FINANCE…
In a stunning development rattling markets and policy circles alike, Kevin Hassett has surged to the front as Donald Trump’s top contender to replace Jerome Powell at the helm of the Federal Reserve. ⚡🔥

This isn’t just a staffing rumor — it’s a potential seismic reset of U.S. monetary leadership.
🧠 WHY THIS IS EARTH-SHAKING
Hassett is no casual name-drop. He’s a seasoned economic architect, a longtime Trump ally, and a vocal advocate of growth-first economics. His elevation would signal one thing loud and clear:
💥 A decisive break from the status quo
💥 A Fed more closely aligned with pro-growth, pro-market policy
💥 A possible pivot toward faster rate cuts and looser financial conditions
Wall Street hears footsteps — and they sound like change.
📉📈 MARKETS ON RED ALERT
Traders, investors, and analysts are already gaming out scenarios:
🟢 Risk assets salivating at the prospect of easier money
📊 Bond markets bracing for a philosophical shift
💰 Crypto watchers buzzing about a potential liquidity wave
Social feeds are on fire, terminals are flashing, and whispers are turning into headlines.
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⏳ WHAT COMES NEXT
Nothing is official — yet. But the message is unmistakable:
👉 The Fed chair race is heating up
👉 Policy expectations are being recalibrated in real time
👉 The next chapter of U.S. monetary power may look very different
🔥 BOTTOM LINE:
If this momentum holds, the world may soon witness the most consequential Fed leadership change in years — and the ripple effects could be global.
Buckle up. The money narrative may be about to change. 💣📈
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The global markets are SHAKING right now.
According to Reuters, President Donald J. Trump has fired off his most aggressive message yet:
“The next Fed chair must commit to immediate rate cuts.” 😳📉
This isn’t a suggestion.
This isn’t a hint.
This is a direct order to reshape the entire financial landscape of the United States.

🔥 WHAT THIS MEANS (IN SIMPLE WORDS):
• The White House wants the Fed to slam interest rates down ASAP
• Cheap money could flood the system like a tsunami 🌊💵
• Stocks, crypto, real estate — all could ignite like rocket fuel 🚀🔥
• Bond markets? Prepare for shockwaves ⚠️📉
📊 This is the closest thing to a political ultimatum America has seen on monetary policy in decades.
A seismic moment. A new era incoming.
💥 If the next Fed chair follows this command… the markets are about to witness fireworks. 🎆📈
Stay locked in — things are about to go wild. 🌪️🔥
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It’s official – the SEC case has finally come to a close! 🚀
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this is a major milestone for XRP, and the excitement is real.
Current price: XRP/USDT – 3.3301 (+0.47%)

Let’s go, bulls! 💥

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