labels: Jerome Powell
The Fed appoints Powell as acting chairman temporarily, fearing political interference and awaiting the new leader's swearing-in.
Global financial markets are watching the leadership transition of the U.S. Federal Reserve after the Senate accepted a new vice president to oversee interest rate policy. The Fed board announced the appointment of Jerome Powell as interim president following the expiration of his previous term.The US Treasury Secretary criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Powell for remaining on the Fed board, arguing it violates tradition and undermines his independence.
The U.S. Treasury Secretary criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Powell for remaining on the Fed board despite stepping down as chairman, arguing it violates tradition and could damage the institution's credibility.Keep an eye on the crypto market in February: Macro factors are pressuring the market, while crypto cards are growing 5x.
The cryptocurrency market declined for the fourth consecutive month in January amid tight liquidity conditions and macroeconomic policy uncertainty.Merkel indicates Q1 market is still choosing a direction, closely watching US policy before a new investment cycle.
Merkel Capital provides an overview of the crypto market in the first quarter, advising investors to monitor US monetary policy, interest rate trends, and global liquidity.Altcoins steal the scene, Bitcoin enters a consolidation phase, analysts believe Altseason has begun
The last week of July 2568 saw the Bitcoin price hype wane, and it looks like altcoins are becoming the new target for crypto traders.White House in turmoil! Attacks Powell for extravagant Fed budget, Trump demands resignation if he gives false testimony
The Trump administration has launched a formal attack on the Fed chairman, accusing Powell of mismanagement, overspending on the $2.5 billion budget for headquarters repairs, and threatening to fire him if he is found to have committed perjury to Congress.Powell ignores Trump, insists no rush to cut interest rates, awaits inflation from taxes
"Powell" clearly reiterates that there is no rush to cut interest rates despite Trump's heavy pressure, because inflation tends to rise from import tariffs, expected to be clear in June-JulyTrump pressures Fed to cut interest rates by 2-3% before Powell explains to Congress
Trump pressures Fed to cut rates by 2-3% before Powell explains to Congress, saying cuts should be made first, then raised again if economy worsens, and alleges Powell refused to complyPowell to explain to Congress why interest rates will be frozen until September amid pressure from Trump
Fed Chair Powell to Address Congress, Explaining Reasons for Holding Interest Rates Until September, as Politicians Prepare to Raise Iran-Israel War and Bank Regulation Debate
































