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The real reason Trump wants to fire the Fed chair
President Donald Trump has said the quiet part out loud. His threats to terminate Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell if Powell doesn’t cut interest rates are motivated by one simple desire: to make it cheaper for the administration to add about $4 trillion to the federal debt.
Tensions between Fed Chair Jerome Powell and Trump have intensified over the central bank’s interest rate decisions and ...
Jerome Powell’s cautious rate policy sparks fierce criticism and succession talks, putting his Fed Chair tenure under ...
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Former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh said the U.S. economy could grow tremendously, but "bad" policies from the ...
The minutes from the Federal Reserve's June 17-18 policy meeting are expected on Wednesday to show a divided central bank ...
Bill Pulte, the nation's top mortgage regulator, has called for a congressional investigation into Federal Reserve Chair ...
The president has demanded Powell and the Fed lower a key interest rate from 4.25% to 4.5% to as low as 2.25% to juice the economy and reduce interest payments for the $36 trillion federal debt.
“The board just sits there and watches, so they are equally to blame,” Trump said. The attack on the board ratchets up ...
Can Americans trust economic data from the Trump administration? Broadly speaking, there are two angles to this that are ...
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