U.S. President Donald Trump is not the first chief executive to pressure the Federal Reserve to follow a certain monetary policy. Lyndon B. Johnson physically shoved his Federal Reserve chairman, William McChesney Martin, at his ranch when Martin decided to raise short-term interest rates. Paul Volcker, former chairman of the Federal Reserve, alleged that…
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