Deutsche Bank warns: If the new Fed chairman cooperates with Trump to cut interest rates, the dollar may not withstand it.

[Coin World] Deutsche Bank analyst Antje Praefcke recently made an interesting point. She said that if the new Fed chairman follows Trump's lead in cutting interest rates while inflation is not yet under control, the dollar may suffer.

The currently highly touted candidate is White House National Economic Council Director Hassett, who is widely regarded as a staunch supporter of Trump. Plafke feels that this personnel arrangement will raise expectations for interest rate cuts. The issue is that if the Fed cannot manage inflation risks, the impact on the currency could be significant.

She specifically mentioned one point: “Even if this matter hasn't really happened yet, just the market's perception that the Fed might soften its stance on inflation has already started to put pressure on the dollar.” In other words, expectations themselves can drive the market. The date of December 2 is worth paying attention to and seeing how things will develop afterward.