Fed should not try to save the world from Trump’s tariffs
After Donald Trump opted for the nuclear option to make good on his tariff threats, raising fears of global stagflation, Fed Chairman Jay Powell made it clear that the central bank is in no hurry to respond. However, the market is already anticipating four rate cuts this year, suggesting that the Fed will not be slow to encourage growth rather than control…
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Trump does not lower his tone on tariffs, insists on calling for Fed rate cuts and blaming China
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