For years, when Trump went on the attack, Fed Chair Powell typically kept things measured and steered clear of any real friction. But something shifted this past Sunday. Powell's more assertive posture marks a notable departure—signaling that the Fed may no longer be playing it safe when it comes to engaging with political pressure. This stance shift carries weight for markets watching how monetary policy decisions could be influenced by external dynamics.
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NightAirdropper
· 13h ago
Damn, Powell finally got serious? How desperate must one be to push the Federal Reserve to start clashing with Trump?
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MetaMaximalist
· 13h ago
ngl powell finally grew a spine, pretty wild seeing the fed actually push back instead of playing dead money politics lmao
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AirdropHarvester
· 13h ago
Powell finally stopped pretending, now this is getting interesting.
For years, when Trump went on the attack, Fed Chair Powell typically kept things measured and steered clear of any real friction. But something shifted this past Sunday. Powell's more assertive posture marks a notable departure—signaling that the Fed may no longer be playing it safe when it comes to engaging with political pressure. This stance shift carries weight for markets watching how monetary policy decisions could be influenced by external dynamics.