The politicization risk of the Federal Reserve may trigger inflation uncertainty and rising borrowing costs.
ChainCatcher news, according to Jinse Finance, UBS stated that Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech at Jackson Hole signaled an increased probability of a rate cut in September, but lacked guidance on a medium-term policy framework. UBS pointed out that Powell did not make a stronger defense of the Fed's independence, and that a politicized Fed under Trump in the future could reignite inflation uncertainty, increase real borrowing costs by 1 percentage point, and trigger a chain reaction affecting fiscal policy and household savings, among other areas.
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