美联储议息生变？特朗普“炒人”被法院驳回，白宫顾问“带职”进理事会，创90年首例

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing political maneuvering surrounding the Federal Reserve's control is highlighted by President Trump's failed attempt to remove a Fed governor and his successful appointment of a White House advisor to the Fed board, breaking a 90-year political norm [1][6]. Group 1: Federal Reserve Board Changes - The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled against President Trump, allowing Lisa Cook to remain on the Federal Reserve Board, which she was appointed to by President Biden [3][5]. - Trump's attempt to dismiss Cook was based on allegations of mortgage fraud, which she denied, and the court found that the accusations did not apply to the legal grounds for removal [5][6]. - The appointment of Stephen Milan to the Federal Reserve Board marks the first time in 90 years that a sitting White House official will participate in monetary policy decisions [6][7]. Group 2: Market Expectations - The Federal Reserve is set to hold a monetary policy meeting on September 16-17, with widespread expectations of a new round of interest rate cuts to support a weak labor market [1][7]. - The composition of the Federal Reserve Board is crucial as it may influence the direction of the upcoming interest rate decisions [1].