🚨 DIRECT COLLISION IN THE U.S.: THE GOVERNMENT ATTACKS THE FED FOR THE RATES 🚨

Yes, it is REAL:

The U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, publicly criticized Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, for keeping interest rates too high.

🗣️ What did Lutnick really say?

• That the Fed is late.

• That Powell is acting out of fear, not vision.

• That rates should be lower because the economy is still strong.

• That the U.S. manages an economy of ~30 trillion dollars and cannot afford a paralyzed monetary policy.

• That GDP growth remains solid (cited figures close to 4%).

⚠️ This is KEY:

• The Fed is independent, but when a Secretary of Commerce publicly attacks the Fed Chair, the message is political and economic at the same time.

• This is not a casual comment: it is direct pressure from the Executive.

• It signals internal tension over when and how much to cut rates.

💣 Real market reading:

• The government wants lower rates NOW.

• The Fed continues to prioritize inflation and credibility.

• This clash increases the likelihood of future cuts, even if Powell hasn’t said so yet.

📈 Aggressive (but real) conclusion:

The government is pushing for liquidity.

The Fed is resisting.

Public pressure has already started.

And when the pressure rises, cuts don’t take long… they just get delayed.