美国最高法院似乎对特朗普罢免美联储理事库克持谨慎态度

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. Supreme Court justices express caution regarding President Trump's attempt to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over unverified mortgage fraud allegations, indicating that such actions could undermine the Fed's independence and lead to market turmoil [1] Group 1: Supreme Court's Stance - Both conservative and liberal justices raised sharp questions about the government's chief lawyer D. John Sauer's request to allow Trump to temporarily remove Cook during the litigation [1] - Justice Kavanaugh noted that even if the President's actions do not "shatter" the Fed's independence, they could still "weaken" it [1] - Justice Amy Coney Barrett questioned whether the risks to financial markets justify a cautious approach, although she hinted that she is not fully prepared to accept Cook's position [1] Group 2: Implications for Federal Reserve Independence - The case will test the Supreme Court's commitment to the independence of the central bank [1] - So far, the Court has helped the Federal Reserve resist Trump's attempts to seize control, but the Cook case raises a new set of legal questions [1]