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Ex-Fed Chairs Make a Joint Statement on Trump’s DOJ Probe of Powell—and They Don’t Hold Back

A trio of former Fed Chairs including Ben Bernanke, Alan Greenspan, and Janet Yellen—joined by 10 other economic experts from the Biden, Obama, Clinton and Bush administrations—slammed reports of the ...

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Ex-Fed chairs condemn Trump’s bid to weaken central bank’s independence

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The Fed chair race is becoming a proxy war for central bank independence

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Trump tells business chiefs 'inflation is defeated' despite new data showing rise in grocery costs

Donald Trump is speaking to the Detroit Economic Club, after he finished touring a Ford automotive plant nearby "Inflation is defeated" the US president claims, as new economic data shows the country'...

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The backlash against Donald Trump’s criminal probe into Jay Powell

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Latest Trump move on Fed may have hit a tripwire, with a rally behind Powell

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Global central bankers defend Fed's Powell after Trump threat

"The ‌independence of central banks is a cornerstone of price, financial and economic stability in ⁠the interest ⁠of the citizens that we serve," they added.

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Opinion - Did Jerome Powell lie about Fed renovation costs?

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Trump’s Justice Department subpoenas Fed Chair Powell, threatens criminal charges

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Former Fed chairs, Treasury secretaries defend Jerome Powell amid Trump DOJ's criminal probe

Treasury secretaries from both administrations of both parties is defending Fed Chair Jerome Powell amid the Trump DOJ's investigation.

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Ex-Fed chiefs, lawmakers slam US probe into Jerome Powell

Former Federal Reserve chiefs sharply criticized on Monday a US criminal probe into current chair Jerome Powell, calling it an "unprecedented attempt" to undermine the central bank's independence.

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Republicans break ranks with Trump over Powell investigation

The stakes are too high to look the other way: if the Federal Reserve loses its independence, the economy will suffer.”