火星财经消息， 4月19日，《华尔街日报》披露几个月来美国总统特朗普一直在私下讨论解雇美联储主席鲍威尔的问题，但他尚未就是否在明年鲍威尔的任期结束前将其赶下台做出最终决定。消息人士称，在海湖庄园举行的会议上，特朗普与前美联储理事凯文-沃什（Kevin Warsh）谈到了可能在鲍威尔任期结束前解雇他并可能选择沃什接替他的问题。
据知情人士透露，沃什曾建议不要解雇鲍威尔，并认为应该让美联储主席不受干扰地完成任期。周四在椭圆形办公室举行的一次会议上，特朗普表示相信他有权赶鲍威尔下台。特朗普说：“如果我想让他下台，他会很快下台的，相信我。”特朗普还说他对鲍威尔不满意。特朗普解雇鲍威尔的任何举动几乎肯定会提交最高法院。这可能会给鲍威尔的最终离任蒙上一层审查的阴影，而美联储主席可能因政策争议而被解职的任何前景都可能会使金融市场受挫。
白宫拒绝发表评论。沃什没有回应置评请求。

<div>火星财经消息， 4月19日，《华尔街日报》披露几个月来美国总统特朗普一直在私下讨论解雇美联储主席鲍威尔的问题，但他尚未就是否在明年鲍威尔的任期结束前将其赶下台做出最终决定。消息人士称，在海湖庄园举行的会议上，特朗普与前美联储理事凯文-沃什（Kevin Warsh）谈到了可能在鲍威尔任期结束前解雇他并可能选择沃什接替他的问题。<p>据知情人士透露，沃什曾建议不要解雇鲍威尔，并认为应该让美联储主席不受干扰地完成任期。周四在椭圆形办公室举行的一次会议上，特朗普表示相信他有权赶鲍威尔下台。特朗普说：“如果我想让他下台，他会很快下台的，相信我。”特朗普还说他对鲍威尔不满意。特朗普解雇鲍威尔的任何举动几乎肯定会提交最高法院。这可能会给鲍威尔的最终离任蒙上一层审查的阴影，而美联储主席可能因政策争议而被解职的任何前景都可能会使金融市场受挫。</p><p>白宫拒绝发表评论。沃什没有回应置评请求。</p></div>

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<AR>Mars Finance News</AR>, on April 19, The Wall Street Journal revealed that for several months, U.S. President Trump has been privately discussing the possibility of firing Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, but he has not yet made a final decision on whether to remove him before the end of Powell's term next year. Sources said that at a meeting at Mar-a-Lago, Trump discussed with former Federal Reserve Board member Kevin Warsh the potential of firing Powell before his term ends and possibly choosing Warsh as his replacement.

According to informed sources, Warsh suggested not firing Powell and believed the Fed Chairman should be allowed to complete his term without interference. During a meeting in the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump stated that he believes he has the right to remove Powell. Trump said: "If I want him gone, he will be gone quickly, believe me." Trump also expressed his dissatisfaction with Powell. Any move by Trump to fire Powell would almost certainly be submitted to the Supreme Court. This could cast a shadow of scrutiny on Powell's final departure, and any prospect of a Fed Chairman being removed due to policy disputes could potentially unsettle financial markets.

The White House declined to comment. Warsh did not respond to requests for comment.

<div>Mars Financial News, on April 19, the Wall Street Journal revealed that for several months, US President Trump has been privately discussing the possibility of firing Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, but he has not yet made a final decision on whether to remove him before the end of Powell's term next year. Sources said that at a meeting at Mar-a-Lago, Trump discussed with former Federal Reserve Board member Kevin Warsh the potential of firing Powell before his term ends and possibly choosing Warsh as his replacement.</p>

According to informed sources, Warsh suggested not firing Powell and believed the Fed Chairman should be allowed to complete his term without interference. At a meeting in the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump stated that he believes he has the right to remove Powell. Trump said: "If I want him to go, he will go quickly, believe me." Trump also said he is dissatisfied with Powell. Any move by Trump to fire Powell would almost certainly be submitted to the Supreme Court. This could cast a shadow of scrutiny on Powell's final departure, and any prospect of a Fed Chairman being removed due to policy disputes could undermine financial markets.</p>

<p>The White House declined to comment. Warsh did not respond to a request for comment.</p></div>

Trump's conspiracy exposed: Powell's removal script leaked, Fed successor emerges

Odaily Odaily News: US President Trump: Interest rates should be lowered now. I think Fed Chairman Powell will cut interest rates at some point. Powell will face a lot of political pressure. Interest rates are currently quite stable, but they should be better.

Trump: Powell will cut interest rates sooner or later. The only thing he is good at is cutting interest rates

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: When asked by reporters, U.S. President Trump did not express regret for nominating Powell to the position. Trump said: "I think he is terrible, but I cannot complain," and pointed out that the economy was strong during his first term. Trump then continued to criticize Powell, saying he believed the Federal Reserve chairman was "playing politics" and stated that Powell was "someone I never really liked."

Trump: I don't regret nominating Powell

Today's Powell does not want to replay Burns' fate.

Written by: Ye Zhen, Wall Street Insight

Trump is threatening the independence of the Federal Reserve through a series of tweets, and the last time a U.S. president exerted such pressure on the Federal Reserve was in 1971, on the eve of the Great Inflation era in the United States.

In 1971, the U.S. economy was already facing a "stagflation" dilemma, with an unemployment rate of 6.1%, inflation rate exceeding 5.8%, and continuous expansion of international payment deficits. To seek re-election, President Nixon exerted unprecedented pressure on the then-Federal Reserve Chairman Burns.

White House records show that in 1971, Nixon and Burns interacted...

The last time a US president put such pressure on the Federal Reserve was Nixon in 1971. Two years later, the United States entered an era of stagflation.