In his stinging monthslong campaign to badger Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell into lowering interest rates, President Donald Trump has relied on a variety of arguments. Broadly speaking, "If the Fed were to lower rates… it would indeed likely lower the cost of Treasury debt," said John Canavan, lead financial market analyst at Oxford Economics.
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