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Dollar hits 3-year low on report Donald Trump could pick next Federal Reserve chair early

  • The U.S. dollar slid to a 3-1/2-year low against the euro on June 26 amid reports that President Trump might name Jerome Powell's Federal Reserve replacement unusually early.
  • This move follows Trump's persistent calls for interest rate cuts and his tariff policies, which JPMorgan warns could slow growth and lift inflation, raising recession risks to 40%.
  • Markets reacted with mixed European and Asian indexes, falling yields, and a rally in U.S. stocks, while analysts noted concerns about Fed independence if Trump accelerates the appointment.
  • Kieran Williams of InTouch Capital Markets noted that investors may react negatively to any premature announcement of Powell’s replacement, especially if it seems driven by political considerations, highlighting concerns about potential changes in policy direction.
  • The early replacement prospect fueled bets on Fed rate cuts this year, signaling potential shifts in U.S. monetary policy and uncertainty about central bank autonomy going forward.
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Hong Kong - Media OutReach Newswire - June 27, 2025 - Uncertainty in trade policy, ambiguity in the Fed's policy and continued easing by major central banks around the world are weakening the global appeal of the US dollar. The US dollar index continued to weaken in the second quarter, falling to the level of early 2022. The VT Markets research team pointed out that market concerns about the expansion of the US fiscal deficit and policy risks ar…

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President Donald Trump is seriously assessing to advance the announcement of his candidate to lead the Federal Reserve (Fed), in an attempt to pressure the head of the agency, Jerome Powell, and begin to improve market expectations in full dispute over the course of monetary policy.Read more]]>

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forexlive.com broke the news in on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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