The escalating tension between President Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve (Fed) has heightened investor concerns about the central bank’s independence.
The escalating tension between President Donald Trump and the Fed has heightened investor concerns about the central bank’s independence.
The escalating tension between President Trump and the Fed has heightened investor concerns about the central bank’s independence.
The escalating tension between President Trump and the Fed has unnerved markets. Analysts warn that undermining the Fed’s independence could reduce global confidence in the dollar as a reserve currency, potentially leading to a flight from US assets.
The escalating tensions between President Trump and the Fed (Fed) have also been raised.
The escalating tensions have also been raised following the postponement of trade talks between Thailand and the US, fueling fears of potentially prolonged trade disruptions.
On the other hand, China’s accusation that the US is abusing tariffs and its warning against unequal economic deals kept global markets on edge. Currency market experts say that Powell’s removal would seriously undermine investor confidence. However, the vast majority of markets see a low probability of an immediate interest rate cut or Powell’s removal. Despite this, Barclays bank lowered its euro/dollar forecast to $1.15; further revisions are possible if tensions escalate. The dollar index rose slightly to 98.599 after hitting its lowest level since March 2022. Investors continue to closely monitor geopolitical developments in Ukraine, which are affecting global sentiment.
