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美国法官驳回让美联储公开议息诉求 称其为宣传噱头
智通财经网· 2025-07-28 22:28
Core Points - A U.S. District Court judge dismissed a legal request from investment fund Azoria Capital to force the Federal Reserve to make its upcoming interest rate meeting public [1] - The ruling confirmed that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is not considered a government agency under the Federal "Sunshine Act," thus not required to disclose its meetings [1] - Judge Beryl Howell noted that the FOMC's long-standing practice of closed-door meetings does not violate current laws [1] Group 1 - Azoria Capital filed for a temporary restraining order in federal court, seeking to open the FOMC's interest rate decision meeting scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday [1] - Judge Howell questioned Azoria's motives, suggesting that the fund may not genuinely seek transparency but rather aims to gain media attention for its new fund [1] - Azoria expressed dissatisfaction with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, claiming that high interest rates are intended to undermine former President Trump's economic agenda, which they argue harms the American people and economy [1] Group 2 - James Fishback, CEO of Azoria Capital, has consistently criticized Powell's refusal to lower interest rates, aligning with Trump's stance [2]