On Monday, the Senate may initiate the first round of voting on Waller.


The market's real concern now is not "who will be the chair," but whether the Federal Reserve will completely shift its stance.
Waller is clearly a dovish, market-friendly figure; once confirmed, it signals to the market: the era of high interest rates is coming to an end.
On Tuesday, the US CPI will be released.
The current question is no longer "has inflation come down," but whether Trump's new tariffs, energy prices, and fiscal deficits will reignite inflation.
If CPI rises again, the market will instantly become conflicted: on one hand wanting to cut rates, but on the other hand, inflation can't be contained.
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