A Prosecutor admits that the US lacks evidence in the Fed chair case, according to WaPo citing a Court Proceedings Transcript

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The admission by a prosecutor regarding insufficient evidence in a high-profile Fed chair case could engender uncertainty around U.S. political stability and the Federal Reserve's credibility. This may have implications for the USD as markets reassess risk sentiment, potentially leading to volatility in the forex space. Expect heightened sensitivity in fixed income as well, with investors weighing the broader economic ramifications.

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