Trump wants the Fed to cut rates, claiming no inflation. He says the move will reduce long-term interest rates too. He is wrong on both counts. The inflation problem hasn't been solved, and if the Fed cuts now, increased inflation risk will cause long-term interest rates to rise.
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Trump wants the Fed to cut rates, claiming no inflation. He says the move will reduce long-term interest rates too. He is wrong on both counts. The inflation problem hasn't been solved, and if the Fed cuts now, increased inflation risk will cause long-term interest rates to rise.