Advisers close to Trump aren’t convinced he will try to do it, but say he wants to.
Any such attempt would have potentially devastating ripple effects on markets, undermining investors’ confidence in Fed’s ability to shepherd the economy without political interference.
And at least one of Trump’s economic advisers, Kudlow, has said a president can’t fire Federal Reserve chair without cause.
That hasn’t stopped Trump from expressing his desire to get rid of Powell.
Advisers hope latest bout of anger will dissipate over holidays.
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