特朗普再出“奇招”！提名“降息狂热派”入主美联储

Group 1 - Trump's nomination of Stephen Moore to the Federal Reserve Board is seen as an attempt to place a loyalist in the central bank to better control monetary policy [1] - Stephen Moore, a Harvard-educated economist, has a controversial track record advocating for significant interest rate cuts and has criticized Fed Chairman Jerome Powell for not lowering rates quickly enough [1] - The relationship between Trump and Powell has been strained since Powell's appointment in 2017, with Trump expressing dissatisfaction over Powell's refusal to rapidly cut interest rates [1] Group 2 - Trump's actions are perceived as damaging to the Federal Reserve's credibility and the global financial order, leading to international investors selling U.S. Treasury bonds and a decline in the dollar index [2] - The political interference in the Fed is reminiscent of past interventions, such as Nixon's, which resulted in uncontrollable inflation and a devalued dollar [2] - There is a concern that Trump's approach may exacerbate economic issues rather than resolve them, potentially dragging the global economy into a deeper crisis [2]