在位仅49天就下台的英国前首相力挺特朗普 高呼央行即将面临“清算时刻”

Group 1 - Liz Truss criticizes the independence of central banks, suggesting they should be accountable to politicians, indicating a shift in the traditional view of central bank autonomy [1][3] - Truss supports Donald Trump's interventionist stance on the Federal Reserve, claiming that a "clearing moment" for global central banks is approaching [1][2] - The Reform UK party, led by Nigel Farage, is considering reclaiming some of the Bank of England's powers, reflecting a growing sentiment against central bank independence in the UK [3][4] Group 2 - Trump's potential legal battle over the dismissal of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook could lead to a more dovish majority in the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), impacting U.S. monetary policy [2] - Market reactions to Trump's influence on the Fed include a decline in the U.S. dollar and a drop in short-term Treasury yields, indicating increased uncertainty regarding monetary policy [2] - The criticism of central banks is linked to rising concerns over economic management, with Truss highlighting the negative impact of bureaucratic decisions on housing affordability for young people in the UK [3][5]