According to Odaily Planet Daily, Nick Timiraos, a reporter from the Wall Street Journal known as the "Federal Reserve's mouthpiece," said that the Federal Reserve is reassessing the impact of Trump's new administration on the economy and inflation.
According to people familiar with the matter, Fed Chairman Powell is unhappy with some officials' public speeches that directly link Fed policy to Trump's policy changes. The market believes that the Fed may cut interest rates slower, less frequently, and more cautiously in the future.
Analysts pointed out that the prospect of the Fed's interest rate cuts in 2025 has increased uncertainty, and investors need to face the possibility that the Fed may suspend interest rate cuts and the potential turmoil brought about by Trump's new administration.