Mr. Trump tries a softer tone – and a harder one, too
Mr. Trump declared that he doesn't plan on ousting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell before the central bank chief's term ends in May 2026, averting an early confrontation over the keystone principle of Fed independence- and a possible constitutional clash over the president's power to fire the Fed chair. Additionally, Mr. Trump said that he would not…
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