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Trump says he won't lift blockade until Iran negotiates on nuclear program 🚨

US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he has rejected the Iranian proposal of lifting the US blockade and opening the Strait of Hormuz.

He first wants some guarantees on curbing the Iranian nuclear program, telling Axios in a phone interview that “they can’t have a nuclear weapon.”

“The blockade is somewhat more effective than the bombing. They are choking like a stuffed pig. And it is going to be worse for them. They can’t have a nuclear weapon,” Trump added.

While Trump praised the efficacy of the blockade, he would not discuss potential military plans during the interview.

“They want to settle. They don’t want me to keep the blockade. I don’t want to [lift the blockade], because I don’t want them to have a nuclear weapon,” he said.

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🚨 The Fed Drama Isn’t Over… Not Even Close

Just when people thought Jerome Powell was about to fade out quietly, the story flipped — and now it feels much bigger than before.

Yes, the U.S. Department of Justice has dropped its criminal probe. That alone should have calmed things down. But it didn’t.

Because inside the Federal Reserve, the investigation is still ongoing. And that changes everything.

Here’s where it gets interesting…

Powell’s term as Chair ends on May 15. Normally, that would mean the end of his influence. But not this time. He still holds a seat on the Fed’s Board until 2028.

So even if he steps down as Chair, he doesn’t disappear. He stays in the room. He still has a voice. And in a place like the Fed, that voice matters more than people think.

As analyst Jon Hilsenrath put it simply, if Powell remains a governor, he still has leverage.

In plain terms:
He’s not out of the game. Not even close.

Now this isn’t just about interest rates or policy decisions anymore. It’s starting to look like a quiet power struggle between the Fed’s independence and growing political pressure behind the scenes.

And markets can feel it.

Uncertainty is building:
Leaders might change
Investigations are still active
Tension is rising in the background

That kind of mix doesn’t stay quiet for long. It usually shows up in volatility sudden moves, sharp reactions, and nervous trading.

The real takeaway:
Powell may be stepping away from the spotlight… but he’s still sitting at the table.

And sometimes, the people who stay in the room not the ones in front of the cameras — are the ones who shape what happens next.

#Fed #Powell

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