沃什若降息不力会被告？贝森特听证会留悬念：取决于特朗普

Group 1 - The Federal Reserve leadership is facing new pressure for interest rate cuts, particularly with the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the new chairman, amid concerns about the independence of the Fed [1][8] - Treasury Secretary Becerra indicated that whether Warsh would face legal action for not following President Trump's wishes on interest rates depends on the President [1][3] - Senator Warren questioned Becerra about the affordability crisis, highlighting that American families are paying more for utilities, healthcare, and housing, and criticized the administration's handling of inflation [2][5] Group 2 - Trump has made it clear that Warsh would not be nominated if he expressed a desire to raise interest rates, emphasizing that the Fed should lower rates [7][8] - The independence of the Federal Reserve is under scrutiny, especially following the Justice Department's investigation into Powell regarding the Fed's renovation project [1][8] - Key senators, including Republican Thom Tillis, have warned that Trump's nominee for the Fed will face stricter scrutiny, potentially impacting Warsh's confirmation [8]