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Trump Blasts Fed Chair: "Fool Who Doesn't Have a Clue"—Rate War Begins
Trump just unloaded on Jerome Powell in a viral Truth Social post. Here's what triggered it—and what it could mean for your portfolio.
A Presidential Jab Heard Around the Markets
President Trump has just taken his feud with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to a whole new level.
In a viral Truth Social post, Trump called Powell a “fool who doesn’t have a clue” after the Fed refused to cut interest rates—even as inflation cools and economic growth slows. Now, the war between the White House and the central bank is wide open.
➡️ Why is Trump turning up the heat now?
➡️ What does this mean for rate cuts, the markets, and your money?
➡️ Could Powell actually be fired—or forced out before 2026?
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