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Powell's exit 'can't come fast enough', says Trump in blistering attack on the Federal Reserve chief
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msn.com | Hugo Duncan
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Powell's exit 'can't come fast enough', says Trump in blistering attack on the Federal Reserve chief
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thisismoney.co.uk | Hugo Duncan
Donald Trump has launched a blistering attack on the head of the Federal Reserve and said that his ‘termination’ as the US central bank chairman ‘cannot come fast enough’. In an extraordinary outburst on social media, the US president lambasted Jerome Powell over his reluctance to cut interest rates in the world’s largest economy, derisively nicknaming him ‘Too Late’.
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thisismoney.co.uk | Hugo Duncan
The escalating trade war between the United States and China could wipe £6 trillion off the global economy and trigger a brutal recession, says a leading international watchdog. In a stark warning yesterday, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) said a full-blown schism between the two powerhouse nations could leave the global economy 7 per cent smaller than it would have been. That would represent a reduction in output of around £6trillion over time – more than twice what the UK produces every year.
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