You can't disagree that the Fed under Jerome Powell has navigated an economy that was in afflux post Covid to where it is now. Just because Trump wants to benefit from low interest rates doesn't mean it should be.
and say things were just peachy.
I'm not a finance guy, so I will defer to others who are, but we are in trouble with our debt, and I have read that we should restructure it into long term, lower interest debt instruments, and only then raise rates to manage the dollar and the economy.
I would invite anyone with a finance background to comment on whether this makes any sense at all.
Obviously I'm trying to give you a non-partisan, genuine answer. We'll see if this just devolves into insults.
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Powell - whom Trump appointed - will be leaving his post in 2026.
I think we all look forward to chairman Rand Paul or Dr Phil. Or some UFC guy.
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about Powell. Like all of his views they are foolish and unwise.