If Trump fires Powell, markets could face major volatility. Investors might see it as a political move undermining Fed independence, triggering a stock sell-off, bond market shifts, and a weaker U.S. dollar.
Key impacts include:
Market Volatility: Stocks and bonds may swing wildly due to uncertainty.
Fed Independence: Confidence in data-driven decisions could erode, raising long-term risks.
Policy Changes: A new chair may signal shifts, creating further instability.
Investment Strategies:
Go to Cash: Protect your portfolio during initial turmoil.
Disciplined Dip-Buying: Identify strong assets and set thresholds for re-entry.
Global Diversification: Reduce U.S.-specific exposure by investing internationally.
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