Trump chose his own people, then turned around and slapped his own face 😅

After Wosh took office, his first major decision was to raise interest rates by vote in full. Old Trump probably doesn’t feel great about it right now. Think back to how, even though Powell was also criticized back then, he still managed to withstand the pressure and cut rates by 50 basis points before the election.

Now it’s the people he trusts—while core inflation isn’t actually any worse than back then—the only option is to raise rates, and it can’t reverse the situation. This suggests that Wosh’s current control over the Federal Reserve is clearly still not as strong as Powell’s.

When facing inflation, he chose to compromise rather than strongly lead. If a new chair can’t even keep control internally, then the continuity and intensity of the policies afterward will inevitably be discounted. What matters next isn’t how much more rates will be raised, but whether he can take back the initiative.

For the future rate path, and its impact on the crypto market and U.S. stocks, join the chat room—I’ll discuss it in real time.

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