In recent financial market developments, Fed Chairman Powell has demonstrated a firm stance. In the face of pressure from higher-ups to cut interest rates, Powell clearly stated that he would continue to adhere to the fundamental principles of financial operations and would not easily change monetary policy due to external factors. This statement reflects the Fed's determination to maintain independence in policy-making, while also highlighting the importance of keeping financial markets free from political interference. Powell's attitude seems to suggest that even when faced with the threat of losing his position, he will stick to professional judgment and uphold the credibility of the Fed. This event has sparked widespread discussion in the market about the future direction of U.S. monetary policy and has led investors to focus more on economic fundamentals rather than short-term political factors affecting the market.