前财长萨默斯警告：特朗普对库克的“政治猎杀”恐动摇市场根基！

Group 1 - Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers expressed concern over unprecedented political pressure and personal attacks against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, warning that anyone who cares about the independence of U.S. institutions should be alarmed [1] - President Trump escalated his attacks on Cook, signing a document to remove her from the Federal Reserve Board, citing alleged dishonesty and potential criminal behavior, which raises questions about her credibility as a financial regulator [1][2] - Summers highlighted the increasing tension between the White House and the Federal Reserve, noting Trump's repeated calls for interest rate cuts, which exacerbates conflicts with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell [1] Group 2 - Trump intensified pressure on Cook following allegations of mortgage fraud, demanding her resignation and threatening termination if she did not comply, while Cook firmly denied the accusations and stated she would not be bullied [2] - Summers warned that if such pressure tactics become normalized in U.S. politics, it could lead to a gradual erosion of market frameworks and potentially result in what he termed "Argentinization," characterized by economic turmoil due to populist policies and political interference [2] - Summers has been a vocal critic of Trump's policies, previously condemning the recently passed "Big and Beautiful Act" for potentially leading to another financial crisis due to increased debt obligations [3] Group 3 - Summers expressed confidence in Jerome Powell's integrity, asserting that Powell's decisions are based on conviction rather than political pressure [4] - Summers, a prominent figure in economics, has held significant positions including Treasury Secretary under President Clinton and President of Harvard University, and currently serves as an honorary president of Harvard [4]