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#数字资产市场动态 The Fed Leadership Shakeup Heats Up, Testing Policy Independence
The recent buzz revolves around turmoil within the Federal Reserve. President Trump announced a major news on December 29th—planning to finalize a successor to current Fed Chair Powell as early as January next year. Although Powell's contract runs until 2026, Trump has long criticized his slow pace of rate cuts and even publicly pressured him to step down.
The situation is escalating. Trump not only publicly suggests replacing Powell early but also subtly hints at possibly prosecuting him on charges like "serious dereliction of duty." The wall of "independent operation" between the White House and the Federal Reserve is now on the verge of being broken down.
Who might replace Powell? Trump has revealed several names under consideration—former Chief Economic Advisor Kevin Hassett and former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh. This is not just an executive personnel change but could directly shake the foundation of the Fed's century-old independent decision-making.
From a trading perspective, once political power begins to interfere with monetary policy, the flow of global liquidity will undergo significant changes. Amid this uncertainty, market funds are continuously seeking safer havens and opportunities with broader consensus.
The key questions are: Will Powell be forced to resign early? Can the Fed withstand this wave of political pressure? What are your thoughts?