The Supreme Court is poised to decide whether President Trump can remove Lisa Cook from the Fed board in a case that economists and former officials say threatens to erode central bank independence https://t.co/uASHc2etf5 ...

Citigroup strategists exited a trade recommendation, saying that the Fed's near unanimous policy decision last week reduced concerns about central bank independence ”on the margin." https://t.co/aUYWaXyU1h ...

The Federal Reserve’s decision to cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-point today was, among other things, a testament to central bank independence https://t.co/j8LHbHQcL6 ...

Now, let's bring in former Federal Reserve Board Governor, Columbia University economics professor Frederick Michigan. He is also a CNBC contributor. Uh, Professor Michigan, you heard Steve's kind of state of play for the Fed.What exactly in your mind is the most important factor that the Fed is debating or deliberating about right now as it looks towards what is a presumptive 25 basis point rate cut. So what's happening now is something that is always very uncomfortable for a central bank which is where yo ...

President Trump’s pick to fill a vacant seat on the Federal Reserve’s Board reiterated his commitment to central bank independence at a confirmation hearing Thursday, pushing back on concerns. Listen to that and the latest stories on Bloomberg News Now. https://t.co/6tEVhMErKX ...

Welcome back. Big week for stocks with the jobs report on deck Friday and investors awaiting a decision from the courts regarding Fed Governor Lisa Cook. Former Federal Reserve vice chair in Princeton, Professor Alan Blinder joins us now to discuss it all.H how do you think about what's at stake here with the Federal Reserve and this court decision. I think the independence of the Fed is at stake. Not immediately.I think you want to think of this as the opening uh step in a war on central bank independence. ...

President Trump is prepared for a legal fight with Fed Governor Cook.His remarks are the latest signal he has no intention to back down from a fight that has sparked backlash over concerns it could threaten the independence of the central bank https://t.co/0P0gV1UtDF https://t.co/i5NtzZg44S ...

Central Bank Independence - Ongoing public pressure from Trump poses a significant threat to the independence of the central bank in a developed economy [1]

Monetary Policy & Leadership - David Zervos, a potential candidate for Fed Chair, questions the US central bank's independence [1] - Zervos characterizes the outgoing Fed chief (Powell) as aligned with the political left [1]

Jackson Hole Symposium Focus - The industry anticipates significant media interest in this year's Jackson Hole symposium due to attacks on the Fed, potentially exceeding lodging capacity [1] - The symposium will likely focus on how Fed Chair Jay Powell messages the current economic situation [3] - The industry speculates on potential announcements, including the possibility of Fed Chair Jay Powell stepping aside [4] - Fed communication is expected to be crucial, especially regarding potential rate cuts and concerns about perceived political pressure [9][10] Key Discussion Points - The industry expects discussion on how the Fed will adapt its labor market measurements considering artificial intelligence and immigration [14] - Immediate focus is on the dual mandate of the Fed, particularly regarding goods and services inflation [16] - The intellectual significance of central bank independence and its impact on inflation will be a key topic [17][18] - The historical context of central bank independence, referencing events like the Panic of 1907 and the 1951 agreement, will be explored [19]