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Trump: Powell Is Acting Like a Baby and Should Cut Rates Now

Trump: Powell Is Acting Like a Baby and Should Cut Rates Now

金色财经金色财经2025/07/08 19:26
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According to a report by Jinse Finance, U.S. President Trump stated on Truth Social that the latest research from the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) shows that tariff policies have zero impact on inflation. The research data indicates that import prices are continuing to decline—completely confirming my previous predictions. Those fake news media outlets and so-called “experts” have once again been proven wrong by the facts! Tariffs are making our country “prosper.” Many new factories, jobs, and trillions of dollars in investment are pouring into the United States. Someone should show this new research to “Mr. Too Late” Jerome Powell, who has been whining like a baby for months about non-existent inflation and refusing to do the right thing. Jerome, it’s time to cut interest rates now!

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