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Calls for Investigation and Resignation of Fed Chair Jerome Powell Intensify

Former President Trump and others demand investigations into Jerome Powell's testimony, citing alleged inaccuracies and failure to manage interest rates effectively.

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  • Former President Trump and Bill Pulte have urged investigations into Jerome Powell's testimony and called for his immediate resignation.
  • Trump's frustration stems from Powell's failure to lower interest rates, which he believes is detrimental to the economy.
  • Jim Jordan is contemplating an investigation into Powell following the rising calls for accountability regarding his actions.
  • Senator Cynthia Lummis and Pulte have criticized Powell for allegedly providing factually inaccurate statements during Senate hearings.
  • The situation reflects growing tensions between political figures and the Federal Reserve regarding monetary policy and transparency.

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Center-leaning sources frame the narrative around Trump's aggressive stance towards the Federal Reserve, highlighting his dissatisfaction with interest rate policies. The authors exhibit skepticism towards Trump's motives, suggesting a critical perspective on his calls for Powell's resignation and the implications for economic governance, reflecting a bias against his approach.

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"…Trump has called for the chair of the Federal Reserve to quit "immediately", in an escalation of his attacks on Jerome Powell."

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Jerome Powell is accused of providing deceptive and factually inaccurate testimony about the $2.5 billion Federal Reserve headquarters renovations, denying the existence of lavish upgrades such as VIP dining rooms and special elevators that have been documented in renovation plans.

Former President Trump and other critics are frustrated with Powell's failure to lower interest rates, which they believe harms the economy, and view his testimony as misleading, prompting calls for his resignation and investigations into his conduct.

Bill Pulte accused Powell of deceptive testimony regarding renovations and called for his removal, while Senator Cynthia Lummis criticized Powell for inaccurate statements during hearings and his management style, also highlighting legal concerns regarding Federal Reserve decisions and demanding related documents.

Powell denied allegations of extravagant upgrades, claiming that media reports were misleading and that the renovations were mainly safety upgrades without luxury features like VIP rooms or new marble, though some renovation plans suggest otherwise.

The growing tensions heighten scrutiny of the Federal Reserve's decisions and actions, increasing demands for accountability and transparency in monetary policy, which could affect public trust and the Fed’s operational independence.

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