Group 1 - The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is under criminal investigation by U.S. federal prosecutors, raising concerns on Wall Street and prompting investment firms to sell dollar assets to mitigate risks [1][9] - Investment management firm PIMCO, which manages $2.2 trillion in assets, is diversifying its investment portfolio by reducing dollar assets in response to unpredictable policies from President Trump, which have increased market volatility [3] - Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, echoed similar sentiments, stating that any actions undermining the independence of the Federal Reserve would not be advisable and could lead to higher inflation expectations [5] Group 2 - Powell's term is set to end in May 2026, and President Trump may nominate Powell's successor in the coming days or weeks. Some Wall Street executives view the subpoena issued to Powell as a warning to his potential successor, indicating that Trump may seek certain assurances from the next Federal Reserve Chairman [7] - Powell released a video statement claiming that the federal government's criminal investigation is an attempt to exert greater influence over the Federal Reserve and its monetary policy [9]
担心政策难以预测 美资管巨头着手卖出美元资产
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-01-16 10:10