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$TNSR 降息会议，一起来讨论 Trump is once again trying to fire Powell, and the Fed's interest rate cut may bring significant changes #比特币波动性
Trump has fired again! This time at the US-Saudi Investment Forum, he jokingly threatened Treasury Secretary Basant: "If you can't get the Fed to cut interest rates quickly, I'll fire you!" As soon as he finished speaking, the venue erupted in uproar. Dramatically, he turned to Fed Chairman Powell and bluntly stated, "I really want to fire him immediately," revealing that Commerce Secretary Lutnick supports this decision, while Basant desperately advised, "He only has three months left in his term." This public power play seems to show the audience a glimpse of the internal economic policy war in the White House. #美股2026预测
The non-farm payroll data originally scheduled for release in October has been postponed until after the December monetary policy meeting, and the Fed has lost even the most basic thermometer of the job market. More troubling is that Trump's tariff policy is continuing to push up inflation. A Goldman Sachs report shows that tariffs have caused core personal consumption expenditures to rise by 0.44%, and inflation is expected to reach 3% by the end of the year. This creates a vicious cycle: tariffs cause inflation → the Fed dares not cut interest rates → Trump increases pressure. #特朗普取消农产品关税 $ZEC
Trump is not only targeting Powell but is also accusing Fed Governor Cook of trying to expand influence within the board. Currently, among the Fed's seven-member board, three are already seen as doves. If Trump installs more loyalists, it could upset the voting balance. More critically, the terms of all regional Fed presidents will expire at the end of February 2026, which means Trump has the opportunity to completely reshape the Fed's power structure. #香港稳定币新规
Now all eyes are on the December monetary policy meeting. At that time, the Fed will face a triple dilemma of lacking October non-farm payroll data, uncertain inflation outlook, and intensified internal divisions. Trump has also hinted that he may announce a new chairperson candidate in the coming weeks. This timing coincidence raises doubts about whether political pressure will become an invisible variable affecting decision-making. #主流币轮动上涨 $DYM
Trump has fired again! This time at the US-Saudi Investment Forum, he jokingly threatened Treasury Secretary Basant: "If you can't get the Fed to cut interest rates quickly, I'll fire you!" As soon as he finished speaking, the venue erupted in uproar. Dramatically, he turned to Fed Chairman Powell and bluntly stated, "I really want to fire him immediately," revealing that Commerce Secretary Lutnick supports this decision, while Basant desperately advised, "He only has three months left in his term." This public power play seems to show the audience a glimpse of the internal economic policy war in the White House. #美股2026预测
The non-farm payroll data originally scheduled for release in October has been postponed until after the December monetary policy meeting, and the Fed has lost even the most basic thermometer of the job market. More troubling is that Trump's tariff policy is continuing to push up inflation. A Goldman Sachs report shows that tariffs have caused core personal consumption expenditures to rise by 0.44%, and inflation is expected to reach 3% by the end of the year. This creates a vicious cycle: tariffs cause inflation → the Fed dares not cut interest rates → Trump increases pressure. #特朗普取消农产品关税 $ZEC
Trump is not only targeting Powell but is also accusing Fed Governor Cook of trying to expand influence within the board. Currently, among the Fed's seven-member board, three are already seen as doves. If Trump installs more loyalists, it could upset the voting balance. More critically, the terms of all regional Fed presidents will expire at the end of February 2026, which means Trump has the opportunity to completely reshape the Fed's power structure. #香港稳定币新规
Now all eyes are on the December monetary policy meeting. At that time, the Fed will face a triple dilemma of lacking October non-farm payroll data, uncertain inflation outlook, and intensified internal divisions. Trump has also hinted that he may announce a new chairperson candidate in the coming weeks. This timing coincidence raises doubts about whether political pressure will become an invisible variable affecting decision-making. #主流币轮动上涨 $DYM
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