Gen10 Data Sept. 27 – Dilip Singh, vice president of fixed income at U.S. asset management firm PGIM, chief global economist, said the main short-term risks to the dollar come from President Trump's ongoing pressure on the Federal Reserve (FED). He noted that the market is concerned about the Federal Reserve taking (FED) for overly loose policies under political pressure, leading to a fiscal policy relaxation. Singh explained that the Federal Reserve (FED) has cut interest rates slightly recently, but with Powell's term ending in May, there is uncertainty about the direction of future fiscal policy. He warned that if expansionary policies coincide with fiscal expansion, it could lead to higher inflation, making the dollar weaken further in the context of divergent global monetary policies.#Joingrowthpointsdrawtowiniphone17 #Gatelayerofficiallylaunches #BtcPriceAnalysis #PI #BTC