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Trump Tweets on the Fed: By the Numbers from His Last Term

Market VisionMonday, Nov 11, 2024 4:23 am ET
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Trump's victory in the 2024 U.S. election signals that Fed Chair Jerome Powell faces renewed scrutiny over the Federal Reserve's independence in the final two years of his term — with even the risk of removal. 

A look back at Trump's first term reveals a history of public pressure on Powell, underscoring his tendency to influence the Fed's decisions. 

However, given recent statements from Powell and signs of a more tempered stance from Trump, it's likely that Powell will serve out his term. Whether Trump will continue to apply pressure on the Fed remains an open question.


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provoko
11/11
Powell should just resign now and avoid the drama. I mean, who wants to deal with this kind of stress? On a serious note, his position will only get tougher.
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Progress_8
11/11
Trump's attempts to control the Fed are just a smokescreen. What's really at play here is his desire to boost the economy before the next election. Let's not get distracted by the tweets – follow the money.
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Conscious_Shine_5100
11/11
Fascinating to see the data visualized like this! Would love to see an update mid-term to track any changes in Trump's tweeting pattern regarding the Fed. Can we make it a series?
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paperboiko
11/11
Oh boy, here we go again. Trump vs. the Fed. Can we just get some actual economists in there who understand monetary policy? This is just a recipe for market volatility...
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Ok_Secret4642
11/11
Interesting to see the numbers but let's not overlook the noise. How will global markets react to this renewed pressure on the Fed? Anyone have insights on potential ripple effects?
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InjuryIll2998
11/11
Not buying the 'tempered stance' hype. Trump will find ways to needle Powell every chance he gets. Mark my words, Fed independence will continue to take a hit.
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