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White House official reiterates Federal Reserve's independence: what signals are being sent?

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【BlockBeats】Recently, there is some noteworthy information. White House National Economic Council Director Harrisett emphasized respect for the independence of the Federal Reserve in his statement on January 12. He also specifically clarified that he has not interfered in federal cases handled by the Department of Justice. This statement hints at an important stance: the government is fully allowing the Federal Reserve operational space. For those paying attention to macroeconomics, this signals that—whether in policy making or judicial movements—there will be no interference with the Federal Reserve’s decision-making autonomy. At this critical moment, the independence of the Federal Reserve has been a focal point for the market, as its policy direction directly impacts asset prices and investment sentiment. Harrisett’s statement, to some extent, provides the market with reassurance.

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AirdropHarvestervip
· 01-15 12:39
It sounds like official talk. The real key is to watch the price trend. What's the use of just saying we respect independence?
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PaperHandSistervip
· 01-13 12:47
Another round of reassuring words? Just listen, if they really cut interest rates, it will also depend on Powell's mood.
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0xInsomniavip
· 01-12 13:14
Does it sound like reassuring the crypto community? But can this kind of statement really be effective... --- The claim of Federal Reserve independence is always spoken this way, but it still gets intervened in anyway. --- A calming pill? I think it's just a smoke screen. --- So there is no real independence at all, just polite words. --- Hasset's words sound nice, but in the end, it's just about political winds shifting. --- Ah... it feels like saying "we won't intervene," but in reality, intervention has already happened. --- Good grief, the implication is that someone wants to intervene, right? --- Market reassurance? To me, it looks more like a preventive shot.
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WenAirdropvip
· 01-12 13:14
It sounds like just a preemptive strike, afraid that the market will start guessing again... --- Another statement claiming "We respect independence." Believe it or not, I have my doubts. --- A reassurance? Haha, let's see if they really intervene someday. --- So they're just saying "We won't mess around," then why emphasize it so much... --- The independence of the Federal Reserve is a different script every year; it's getting a bit tiring to watch. --- The louder they speak, the more guilty they seem—that's something I know very well. --- Alright, anyway, the crypto market doesn't have much to do with macroeconomics. As long as it goes up, that's fine.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯vip
· 01-12 13:12
It sounds like a reassurance to the market, but is it really that simple? --- Another reassurance, another signal, but in the end, it all depends on how the Federal Reserve acts. The White House is just saying nice words. --- So, does this mean the government is stepping back and letting the Federal Reserve do its own thing? Is this actually good news for the crypto circle? --- Hasset's words seem a bit like they are trying to cover something up... --- Indeed, the key point is the independence of the Federal Reserve. If that breaks down, it's all over. It seems the White House still has some sense. --- This is the art of political language, sounding grand but actually saying nothing. --- Holding onto reassurance, but still feeling uneasy. Let's see what the subsequent policies will be. --- Feels like this is laying the groundwork for some future actions?
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DefiEngineerJackvip
· 01-12 13:02
honestly, fed independence is just theatre if you ask me. the moment rates matter for asset prices, everyone suddenly cares about "respecting" the fed. empirically speaking, this is just narrative management.
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liquiditea_sippervip
· 01-12 13:00
It just sounds like a political statement; we really need to wait for actions to see interest rate cuts.
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ResearchChadButBrokevip
· 01-12 12:56
Basically, it's about setting a model play for the market. Federal Reserve independence? Haha, that's a nice way to put it. The crypto world is still being led around by macro factors.
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