借“户口”清洗美联储？哈塞特力挺新规，更预言AI将造就“黄金经济年”

Group 1 - The National Economic Council Director Hassett supports Treasury Secretary Mnuchin's call for new residency requirements for regional Federal Reserve chair appointments, emphasizing the need for diverse regional representation in decision-making [1] - Mnuchin plans to push for a rule requiring candidates for regional Fed president positions to have resided in the district for at least three years, marking a significant shift in the Federal Reserve's structure [1] - Hassett, a leading candidate to succeed Fed Chair Powell, has not discussed with President Trump whether he would veto any candidates not meeting the residency requirement [1] Group 2 - Hassett reiterated expectations that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates in the upcoming meeting, suggesting it is a prudent time for such action [2] - He predicts a prosperous economic growth beginning in early 2026, driven by a rebound from recent federal government shutdown impacts and the results of new factory openings [2] - Hassett forecasts a potential 4% productivity growth next year, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence, which he claims is progressing faster than the internet and computer boom of the 1990s [2] - Historically, the U.S. has not seen 4% productivity growth since 1999, with only six years in the past half-century achieving or exceeding this rate [2] - He anticipates a "golden year" for the economy unless disrupted by unforeseen events, expressing disappointment if growth rates in the first two quarters of next year fall below 3% [2]