US President Trump says the Democrat shutdown cost the US at least two points in GDP and that is why they are doing it, in mini form, again; reiterates criticisms against Fed Chair Powell and calls for lower interest rates

President Trump's comments target both the Democratic Party's perceived influence on economic performance and call for lower interest rates, directly challenging Fed Chair Powell.

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  • Full Post: "The Democrat Shutdown cost the U.S.A. at least two points in GDP. That’s why they are doing it, in mini form, again. No Shutdowns! Also, LOWER INTEREST RATES. “Two Late” Powell is the WORST!!! President DJT"
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This rhetoric could signal increased political pressure on the Fed, particularly if it escalates during upcoming meetings or economic reports. Traders should monitor potential implications for rate expectations and the broader market sentiment regarding monetary policy.

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