Trump attacks Fed again in open letter calling for lower rates
President Trump sent a letter to Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell urging the central bank to lower interest rates "by a lot," the White House said on Monday. Why it matters: The administration has stepped up public pressure on the Fed, with top officials floating the possibility of announcing Powell’s replacement months before his term expires. What they’re saying: "Jerome ‘Too…
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