As President Donald Trump doubles the confrontation between the Federal Reserve Powell’s Federal Reserve, one former economic advisor advises Mr. to finish the rest of his term.
“I changed my opinion about this, because we now have such a tumultuous stock market, and I think that by firing it, the markets will react negatively,” said Fox News Fox News “Foundation” and former senior economic advisor Stephen Moore.
“It will be more chaos at a time when we don’t need it,” he continued. “So, just make the message: ‘Don’t worry, people. It will go away in a year, and we will have a very good monetary policy. “And go on it.”
While the futures in the US showed signs of recovery, the markets felt turbulence after large indexes, more than 2%fell on Monday, and the US dollar fell to a long minimum. Hoping that “we are below”, Moore – which was once considered the governor of the Federal Reserve at Trump in 2019, advised the Central Bank to continue the “straight and narrow” path.
His comments also come on the heels of Trump, continuing his public criticism of the chairman of the Fed, calling it “the main loser” And saying that the Central Bank must make “preventive cuts” to interest rates. The president additionally came up with it as “Mr. too late” in the reference to the missed opportunities to reduce the rates.

Economist Stephen Moore weighs the Fed’s future and market instability using Fox News Digital. (Getti Image)
“I totally agree that Jay Powell was a very bad chairman of the Fed, and he allowed inflation to reach up to 9%when Biden was president. He was openly political, which, in my opinion, is incredibly irresponsible for the Fed chairman to get out and attack the president as Jerome Powell did the week.
“So I think Trump can shoot from Jerome Powell, but I concluded that I don’t think it is appropriate because I believe that after looking at the Jerome Powell’s left another year as the chairman of the Fed. Just let him stay there, and then make a message that you are going to replace someone like Kevin. Either Steve Forbes“The economist added,” the one who really understands our monetary system. ”
“And I came to the conclusion that Jerome Powell’s dismissal would now be more chaos for the markets at the time (if) we don’t need it.”
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Reflecting on whether the Fed should reduce the indicators at this time, the wall emphasized the emphasis on inflation, above all.
“We all know what happened in Biden’s era when prices rose by 25%. It was just a murderer for families. So, whether they should cut rates now, I am not sure that I agree with the president in this because the last thing we want to see is a great new affiliation.
Inflation grew last month in slow pace than expected But it remained much higher than 2% of the federal reserve target when the Central Bank is preparing for the control of tariffs on consumer prices within a few weeks and months.
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“The problems right now with our economy are only partially monetary. The Bigger Problems Are, We Got To Get Disputes Resolved in A Positive Way, We Get the Tax Cut Done,” Moore. Approval of Trump’s tax reducing Before the Memorial Day, “they will see how in the RAR stock market back to life.”
“What about the deregulation? Getting all these silent rules from the back of our business so that they can be more economically? How about creating millions of oil barrels? This will reduce the price of gasoline on the pump,” the wall said. “So there is so much that Trump can do no matter what the Fed does to really pumped a new life into this economy.”
Eric Revel Fox Business contributed to this report.
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2025-04-23 10:00:00