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What would happen if President Trump fired Jerome Powell? What Fed change could mean in Tennessee

A change in who heads up the Fed could mean many things for Tennesseans and the United States as a whole.

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How Bessent Made the Case to Trump Against Firing Fed Chair Powell

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Trump vs. Powell: How firing the Fed chair could shake the economy

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Trump’s big fiscal dominance play

President Donald Trump wants Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to consider the cost of the government’s ballooning debt service payments when the central bank meets later this month.

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How the Fed Unintentionally Broke Small Business Lending–And What You Can Do About It

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US Treasury's Bessent says Federal Reserve needs to be examined as an institution

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A disaster for working Americans: Trump’s attacks on Fed chair Jerome Powell risk tanking the dollar

Undermining that independence for the sake of one man’s political agenda won’t just spark academic debate—it will raise your mortgage, inflate your grocery bill, and destabilize financial markets.

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If Trump Tried to Fire the Fed Chair, What Would the Supreme Court Do?

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Trump disputes WSJ report on Bessent talking him out of firing Powell

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Trump: ‘Maybe I’ll have to change my mind’ about firing Powell - MSN

President Trump on Friday floated the possibility of firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as part of his latest round of intense criticism of the leader of the central bank over its decision ...

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Donald Trump floats firing Jerome Powell again - The Hill

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Why Trump’s next Fed chair may not deliver the interest-rate cuts investors expect

Trump wants to replace Jerome Powell with a Fed chair who will do what he wants. But that still may not produce the steep cuts Wall Street is counting on.

President Trump’s threat to fire Fed Chair sparks outcry, concern

President Donald Trump is once again intensifying his calls for interest rate cuts while lobbing insults at the source of his frustration, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. Natasha Sarin discusses the potential impact of Trump firing Powell and the importance of keeping the Federal Reserve nonpartisan.