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Federal Reserve Chair isn’t bowing to Trump’s demands. It’s a model for Indian regulatory bodies

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Federal Reserve Chair isn’t bowing to Trump’s demand for rate cut. It shows the importance of central banks acting independently. By focusing on long-term stability and waiting for a clearer picture, he upholds the sanctity of regulations. It’s a model for regulatory bodies in India to ensure sustainable economic growth.

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1 COMMENT

  1. How can the Fed possibly cut rates when inflation is edging towards 4%. And if growth is falling, with the likelihood of a recession now sharply higher, that is not something which lower rates can redress when the entire global economy has been upended by President Trump’s tariffs.

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