Consolidation has ended, and a second surge will begin

At the center of the storm in the financial world, an intense battle over monetary policy is unfolding. Trump, as a prominent figure in American politics, is pressuring Federal Reserve Chairman Powell to make significant interest rate cuts. Trump's demand is straightforward: the Federal Reserve should drastically reduce the current interest rate from around 4.25% to 1% to inject new vitality into the American economy.


However, under this immense pressure, Powell has shown a calm demeanor, neither choosing to resign nor complying with Trump's directive to cut rates. What careful consideration lies behind this?