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Fed chief Powell to attend Supreme Court arguments on Trump bid to fire Lisa Cook

Fed Chair Jerome Powell will attend Supreme Court arguments defending Fed governor Lisa Cook amid a DOJ criminal probe and political pressure over mortgage fraud allegations.

  • On Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will attend the U.S. Supreme Court's oral arguments in Washington, an unusual public appearance by the central bank chair.
  • The high court is considering whether President Donald Trump can fire Fed governor Lisa Cook, an unprecedented White House removal of a Biden appointee after his attempt in late August.
  • In a Jan. 11 video, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell condemned subpoenas as `pretexts` for the Trump administration's efforts to force a sharp interest rate cut, signaling stronger support for Cook.
  • Last week the Trump administration sent subpoenas to the Federal Reserve, threatening an unprecedented criminal indictment of Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
  • Concerns about the Fed's independence have emerged after a Department of Justice probe of Jerome Powell, Federal Reserve Chair, prompted caution among policymakers.
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Powell to attend US Supreme Court hearing on Fed governor

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell plans to attend a Supreme Court hearing Wednesday on President Donald Trump's attempted firing of a central bank governor, a source familiar with the matter told AFP.

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