Trump’s Pressure on Fed Could Delay Rate Cuts, Weigh on Dollar
President Donald Trump’s ongoing attacks on the Federal Reserve may inadvertently deepen policy lags, creating market uncertainty and putting downward pressure on the U.S. dollar. Trump has repeatedly criticized Fed Chair Jerome Powell for maintaining high interest rates, arguing they harm the economy.
Recent developments, including a petition to the Supreme Court to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook, highlight the political intensity surrounding the central bank. Analysts warn that such pressures could encourage the Fed to act cautiously, keeping rates elevated longer than needed and risking sharper market volatility when cuts eventually occur.

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