Gold Hits Another All-Time High as Trump Feuds With China, Fed
- Donald Trump criticized Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell about interest rates.
- Trump believes Powell is not lowering rates quickly enough to boost the economy.
- Trump posted on Truth Social, calling Powell 'Mr. Too Late' and a 'major loser'.
- Trump quoted, "'Preemptive Cuts' in Interest Rates are being called for by many."
- Trump's attacks have sparked concerns about the Fed's independence; Powell's term ends May 2026.
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