Could a Fed Shake-Up Save or Sink the Economy?
Donald Trump is considering removing Jerome Powell as Chair of the Federal Reserve, a move that could deeply shake the financial stability of the United States. Some warn of an imminent collapse if this happens, while others believe a leadership change is exactly what the economy needs to escape stagnation.
Everyone says:
"If Powell is removed, a financial disaster is certain."
But...
isn’t it also an opportunity to reshape a monetary policy that has proven inefficient for a new economic and technological era?
Does real stability depend on keeping the same figures, or on having the courage to change what no longer works?
Are we facing a reckless gamble or a bold evolution the establishment fears?
History shows that major changes always bring uncertainty. But without transformation, there is no progress. Is this the start of a new monetary era—or the beginning of a deeper crisis?