Former Fed Chair Yellen says "I find it extremely chilling for Fed independence; it seems to me that market should be concerned", via CNBC

Former Fed Chair Yellen's comments on the chilling nature of threats to Fed independence suggest heightened concerns over monetary policy autonomy, which could influence market expectations around rate decisions.

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If policymakers signal a loss of independence, it may lead to increased volatility in USD and affect fixed income in response to perceived credibility risks and future rate path shifts.

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