Trump’s Fed Gambit: The Miran Nomination and Market Stakes

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How weaponized trade and monetary policy are shaping markets.
 
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • Tariffs have been weaponized faster and larger than markets expected
  • Trump is using aggressive public jawboning to push the Fed toward rate cuts
  • A vacant Fed seat from hawk Adriana Kugler’s resignation gives Trump an opening
  • Stephen Miran’s nomination could shift FOMC voting balance toward cuts
  • September’s Fed meeting could be one of the most pivotal in years
MY HOT TAKES
  • This isn’t just economics–it’s political chess
  • The Fed’s independence is being tested in real time
  • Markets may be underestimating the significance of the Miran nomination
  • Rate cuts will happen sooner if political maneuvering succeeds
  • The balance of power at the Fed is shifting faster than many realize
  • You can quote me: “The Fed may claim it’s independent–but the chessboard says otherwise.

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