#WhiteHouseVsLisaCook

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White House-Fed tensions are back. Reports say Trump is seeking to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook, who faces a White House deadline to answer allegations; Sen. Elizabeth Warren opposes the move. The White House says Trump discusses the economy with Fed Chair Warsh, but denies pressure on rate decisions. As payrolls weaken and September policy bets shift, the Fed independence debate is moving from policy to personnel, potentially adding political risk to the dollar, Treasuries, gold and crypto.

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Kalshi
Kalshi
JUST IN: Morgan Stanley's chief strategist says there will be "no rate hikes" this year
Alpha TraderX
Alpha TraderX
TRUMP'S TOP ECONOMIC ADVISER KEVIN HASSETT JUST NOW: Trump and Fed Chair Warsh talk about the economy "all the time," but Trump does not give him advice on interest rates. $TRUMP
Sky News
Sky News
Trump renews bid to fire Federal Reserve governor
MarketWatch
MarketWatch
Trump is trying to fire Lisa Cook again. He still wants to stack the Fed with allies.
The Washington Post
The Washington Post
President Trump is restarting his effort to remove Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve, about a month after he was blocked from doing so by the Supreme Court.
New York Post
New York Post
Trump revives bid to fire Fed Gov. Lisa Cook after Supreme Court setback
The New York Times
The New York Times
Breaking News: The White House is again considering firing the Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook after the Supreme Court blocked an earlier attempt.
unusual_whales
unusual_whales
BREAKING: The White House is again considering firing the Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook after the Supreme Court blocked an earlier attempt, per NYT
CNN Breaking News
CNN Breaking News
The White House is renewing its effort to remove Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors, according to a letter addressed to her attorney obtained by CNN.
Polymarket Money
Polymarket Money
JUST IN: Morgan Stanley's chief strategist declares there will be "no rate hikes" this year