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White House: Trump Considering Lawsuit Against Powell Over Federal Reserve Building Renovation

White House: Trump Considering Lawsuit Against Powell Over Federal Reserve Building Renovation

金色财经金色财经2025/08/12 17:47
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According to a report by Jinse Finance, White House spokesperson Levitt stated on Tuesday that U.S. President Trump is considering suing Federal Reserve Chairman Powell over management issues related to the renovation of the Federal Reserve’s Washington headquarters. Earlier, President Trump mentioned this potential action in a social media post, further intensifying his ongoing pressure on Powell to cut interest rates.

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