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🚨 This matter is a bit unusual.
Trump recently named the next Federal Reserve Chair candidate almost publicly during an interview. On one hand, he said former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh is the "most suitable person," while on the other hand, he praised White House Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Kevin Hassett, signaling quite clearly.
What's even more exaggerated is his attitude toward interest rates—he directly stated his hope to reduce the federal funds rate to 1% or even lower within a year. This is no longer just a view on the economy, but a blatant reach for monetary policy.
If this direction is truly followed, the consequences won't just be "interest rate cuts are good." Central bank independence, inflation tolerance, and the credibility of the dollar will all be repriced by the market. In simple terms: it's no longer just about the data, but also about the political winds.
Such a level of macro change often first manifests in risk assets. The wind has already begun to blow, and the remaining question is how funds will choose their direction.
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