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Trump calls Fed Chair Jerome Powell a 'fool' after central bank keeps rates steady

1. Trump criticized Powell for not lowering interest rates. 2. The Fed kept rates at 4.25% to 4.5% amid economic uncertainty. 3. Risks of higher unemployment and inflation have increased, according to the Fed. 4. Trump's comments have previously led to market sell-offs. 5. Powell reassured that rate decisions depend solely on economic data.

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Why Bearish?

Trump's persistent criticism can create market volatility and uncertainty, influencing investor sentiment negatively. Historical examples include past instances of his comments leading to sell-offs.

How important is it?

Commentary from a major political figure can significantly sway market confidence, affecting stock prices imminently.

Why Short Term?

Market reactions are often immediate to politically charged comments, affecting S&P 500 quickly, as seen in previous responses to Trump's remarks.

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