Recently, Trump commented on social media, strongly suggesting that the Federal Reserve should drop interest rates by one percentage point, arguing that this would significantly reduce the interest burden of national debt, and he emphasized that this matter is extremely important.
This Wednesday, Trump reiterated his stance on The Federal Reserve (FED) policies and expressed satisfaction with the latest inflation data, stating that the data performance is "very good".
On his social media account, Trump wrote in bold capital letters that the latest published data on the Consumer Price Index is very ideal, calling for the Federal Reserve (FED) to take action to drop interest rates by one percentage point, which would greatly alleviate the interest pressure on maturing debts.
It is worth noting that U.S. Vice President Vance also holds a similar view, criticizing the Federal Reserve's unwillingness to drop interest rates as a mistake in monetary policy. Currently, the Federal Reserve still adheres to the existing interest rate level, creating a clear opposition between the positions of the two political figures and the Federal Reserve's decisions.
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Recently, Trump commented on social media, strongly suggesting that the Federal Reserve should drop interest rates by one percentage point, arguing that this would significantly reduce the interest burden of national debt, and he emphasized that this matter is extremely important.
This Wednesday, Trump reiterated his stance on The Federal Reserve (FED) policies and expressed satisfaction with the latest inflation data, stating that the data performance is "very good".
On his social media account, Trump wrote in bold capital letters that the latest published data on the Consumer Price Index is very ideal, calling for the Federal Reserve (FED) to take action to drop interest rates by one percentage point, which would greatly alleviate the interest pressure on maturing debts.
It is worth noting that U.S. Vice President Vance also holds a similar view, criticizing the Federal Reserve's unwillingness to drop interest rates as a mistake in monetary policy. Currently, the Federal Reserve still adheres to the existing interest rate level, creating a clear opposition between the positions of the two political figures and the Federal Reserve's decisions.