🚨 TRUMP PUSHES FOR SHARP RATE CUTS
Trump says interest rates are “far too high” and argues that faster growth will make the massive U.S. debt “look small.” With Kevin Warsh expected to step in as Fed Chair, Trump believes lower rates are on the way.
Reality check: Cutting rates doesn’t eliminate debt — it just shifts the pressure.
Economic growth doesn’t erase $35T+ in obligations; it only delays the problem.
Markets are already fragile, highly leveraged, and cautious — aggressive easing could damage Fed credibility.
This is less about sound economics and more about political pressure on the central bank. When leaders publicly demand rate cuts, it often signals stress rather than confidence.
Yes, rates may come down.
But if they fall because policymakers are forced to act — not because inflation is truly under control — that’s not bullish, it’s a warning.
Lower rates can lift assets in the short term,
but they don’t repair broken balance sheets.
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