There are new developments in the selection process for the next Federal Reserve Chair. According to reports, Trump has publicly narrowed down the candidates to two heavyweights: Hasset and Wosh.
From the market reaction, Hasset’s chances were previously viewed favorably, but this candidate’s close ties with Trump have raised questions during congressional review. Media reports later confirmed these concerns.
Interestingly, Hasset’s recent remarks have shown a noticeable shift in tone. He has begun to tone down his previous dovish stance, emphasizing his independence, and has actively promoted Waller and Wosh. This move seems aimed at avoiding public opinion risks and clearing potential resistance within the party and Congress for his appointment.
From a broader perspective, this entire process is both Trump stabilizing market expectations and a strategic play to pave the way for Hasset’s appointment.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 4h ago
Hasset's move was so "smart"—he immediately started pretending to be independent... Basically, he's just shifting the blame onto the market.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 21h ago
Hassett's move was brilliant—first establish a persona, then change the persona. It's like a political drama unfolding right before our eyes.
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MetaDreamer
· 21h ago
Hassett's moves are too obvious; on the surface, he seems independent, but he still has ambitions to rise.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 21h ago
lmao the pivot is almost too obvious... let me pull up my spreadsheet on fed chair selection patterns. data suggests otherwise on that "independence" claim tbh
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SerNgmi
· 21h ago
Hasset's move this time is really clever—first being praised, then having to clear their name. A classic political dilemma.
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 21h ago
Hasset's move is so obvious, first getting close to Trump to reap benefits, and now, when public opinion pressure is high, rushing to play the independence card. It's hilarious, this is politics.
There are new developments in the selection process for the next Federal Reserve Chair. According to reports, Trump has publicly narrowed down the candidates to two heavyweights: Hasset and Wosh.
From the market reaction, Hasset’s chances were previously viewed favorably, but this candidate’s close ties with Trump have raised questions during congressional review. Media reports later confirmed these concerns.
Interestingly, Hasset’s recent remarks have shown a noticeable shift in tone. He has begun to tone down his previous dovish stance, emphasizing his independence, and has actively promoted Waller and Wosh. This move seems aimed at avoiding public opinion risks and clearing potential resistance within the party and Congress for his appointment.
From a broader perspective, this entire process is both Trump stabilizing market expectations and a strategic play to pave the way for Hasset’s appointment.