On July 12th, "Fed mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos published an article stating that the Fed is not expected to cut interest rates at its meeting later this month, but Powell has hinted that interest rate cuts may occur later this year if inflation performs well or the labor market weakens. Trump wants to reduce the debt servicing costs of the federal deficit, while his tax cuts may expand the federal deficit. However, outside of extreme situations such as war, central banks in developed economies will resist this pressure. They believe that stabilizing inflation is crucial to maintaining people's confidence in their national currency. [BlockBeats]

On July 12, "Fed mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos published an article stating that the Fed is not expected to cut interest rates at its meeting later this month, but Powell has hinted that interest rate cuts may occur later this year if inflation performs well or the labor market weakens. Trump wants to reduce the debt servicing costs of the federal deficit, while his tax cuts could widen the federal deficit. But outside of extreme situations like war, developed economies' central banks will resist this pressure. They believe that stabilizing inflation is critical to maintaining people's confidence in their national currency.[BlockBeats]

"Federal Reserve Spokesperson": Expects no rate cuts this month

"Fed Whisperer": Expects no rate cuts this month

On July 12th, "Fed's Whisperer" Nick Timiraos wrote that the Federal Reserve is not expected to cut interest rates at its meeting later this month, but Powell has hinted that a rate cut may be possible later this year if inflation performs well or the labor market weakens. Trump hopes to lower the federal deficit's debt-servicing costs, and his tax cuts could widen the federal deficit. However, outside of extreme circumstances such as war, central banks in developed economies would resist this pressure. They believe that maintaining stable inflation is crucial to preserving people's confidence in the national currency. [BlockBeats News]

"Fed's Signal Flare": No Rate Cut Expected This Month

The "Federal Reserve mouthpiece": The building renovation dispute has emboldened a faction within the Trump administration that has long sought to challenge the independence of the Federal Reserve. Some economic advisors, such as Treasury Secretary Bessent, generally advocate maintaining the independence of the Federal Reserve. For example, Bessent declined to criticize Trump on the building renovation issue in a recent Fox Business interview. But other advisors and outside allies have been exploring legal avenues to remove Powell from office since before the election. Powell said in testimony last month, "No one wants to do a major renovation of a historic building during their term, let alone two historic buildings that need a lot of repair." Previously, Trump pushed for lower interest rates on a larger scale to reduce government borrowing costs. The Federal Reserve is not expected to cut interest rates at its meeting later this month, but Powell has hinted that interest rate cuts may come later this year if inflation performs well or the labor market weakens. Trump wants to reduce the debt service costs of the federal deficit, while his tax cuts may widen the federal deficit. But central banks in developed economies resist this pressure outside of extreme situations such as war. They believe that stabilizing inflation is essential to maintaining confidence in the country's currency. (Golden Ten) [Odaily Planet Daily]

"Fed Whisperer": The Fed's independence is challenged again, and no rate cut is expected this month

On July 12, according to Jinshi Data, a dispute over building renovations has emboldened a faction within the Trump administration that has long sought to challenge the independence of the Federal Reserve. Some economic advisors, such as Treasury Secretary Bessent, generally advocate maintaining the independence of the Federal Reserve. For example, Bessent declined to criticize Trump over the building renovation in a recent Fox Business interview. But other advisors and outside allies have been exploring legal avenues to remove Powell from office since before the election. Powell said in testimony last month, "No one wants to do a major renovation of a historic building during their term, let alone two historic buildings that need a lot of repair." Previously, Trump pushed for lower interest rates on a larger scale to reduce government borrowing costs. The Federal Reserve is not expected to cut interest rates at its meeting later this month, but Powell has hinted that a rate cut could come later this year if inflation performs well or the labor market weakens. Trump wants to reduce the debt service costs of the federal deficit, while his tax cuts could widen the federal deficit. But central banks in developed economies resist this pressure outside of extreme situations like war. They believe that stabilizing inflation is essential to maintaining confidence in their currencies. [Deep Tide TechFlow]

"Federal Reserve Spokesperson": The Federal Reserve's independence is challenged again, and no interest rate cut is expected this month

7月12日，被称为“美联储代言人”的Nick Timiraos发表文章称，预计美联储本月晚些时候的会议不会降息，但Powell暗示如果通胀表现良好或劳动力市场疲软，今年晚些时候可能会降息。 特朗普希望降低联邦赤字的债务服务成本，尽管他的减税政策可能会扩大联邦赤字。然而，除非发生战争等极端情况，发达经济体的中央银行将抵制这种压力。他们认为稳定通胀对于维持公众对本国货币的信心至关重要。[BlockBeats]

"Fed Whisperer"：预计本月不会降息

7月12日，被稱爲“美聯儲代言人”的Nick Timiraos發表文章稱，預計美聯儲本月晚些時候的會議不會降息，但Powell暗示如果通脹表現良好或勞動力市場疲軟，今年晚些時候可能會降息。 特朗普希望降低聯邦赤字的債務服務成本，儘管他的減稅政策可能會擴大聯邦赤字。然而，除非發生戰爭等極端情況，發達經濟體的中央銀行將抵制這種壓力。他們認爲穩定通脹對於維持公衆對本國貨幣的信心至關重要。[BlockBeats]