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US President Trump reiterates he wants the market to go up on good news, not go down; says growth potential is unlimited, wants a Fed Chair who lowers rates when the market goes up, says current Fed kills every rally

This headline reflects President Trump's ongoing criticism of the Federal Reserve's rate policy, suggesting a desire for a more accommodative approach that aligns with bullish market sentiment.

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  • Will drive oil prices even lower. 
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His remarks could indicate potential pressure on the Fed for a shift in policy, which could influence market expectations for interest rates, particularly in the context of equities and commodities. Traders should monitor how this rhetoric affects market sentiment and cross-asset dynamics, especially USD and interest rate-sensitive sectors.

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