Recently, Trump expressed strong dissatisfaction with the Fed's monetary policy again through his personal social media platform. In a post on September 15, he explicitly demanded that Fed Chairman Powell take immediate action to cut interest rates, emphasizing that the rate cut should exceed market expectations.

Trump harshly criticized Powell's abilities in his comments, calling him 'truly incompetent' and asserting that the Fed 'has no choice but to cut interest rates.' These remarks reflect Trump's concerns about the current economic situation and his urgent expectations for adjustments in monetary policy.

It is worth noting that this is not the first time Trump has publicly criticized the Fed's decisions. In April of this year, he referred to Powell as 'a big loser' and 'Mr. Too Late,' while warning that failing to adjust interest rates in a timely manner could lead to a slowdown in economic growth.

Trump continues to pressure the Fed, highlighting his concerns about the direction of the U.S. economy and reflecting the tense relationship between the political sphere and financial decision-making institutions. This open pressure has sparked discussions about the independence of the central bank, while also intensifying market speculation about the future direction of monetary policy.

Despite Trump's heated rhetoric, it remains to be seen whether the Fed's decisions will be affected. Market participants and economists are closely monitoring the developments of this situation and the potential impacts it may have on financial markets and the overall economy.