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A former top Fed official suggested the central bank reject interest-rate cuts that would help Donald Trump’s 2020 reelection prospects. The comments drew swift criticism bloom.bg/2zqzXtW
Critics said former NY Fed President Bill Dudley's comments for @bopinion could jeopardize independence of the Federal Reserve — which is already under fierce attack from Donald Trump bloom.bg/2zqzXtW
@bopinion Dudley argued the Fed risks enabling further trade war escalation by Trump and it should say explicitly that officials “won’t bail out an administration that keeps making bad choices on trade policy.”

Read his column for @bopinion ➡️ bloom.bg/2Nw8kIl

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