President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with current US interest rates, which he considers too high, amid potential rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh emphasized the need to prioritize inflation control, which remains above the institution’s 2% target. Market expectations for Fed meetings between June and September have shifted, with the probability of a « Pause–Pause–Pause » scenario declining from 52% to 42%. Trump’s comments add complexity to the future decisions of US monetary policy.
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