While monetary decisions now dictate the pace of global markets, the White House is preparing to shake up the institutional chessboard. Donald Trump has announced that a change at the head of the Federal Reserve could be decided "very soon." From Air Force One, he is directly rekindling his standoff with Jerome Powell, against a backdrop of ongoing disagreements over rates. By threatening the independence of the Fed, Trump is reviving an old fracture with major economic and political implications.
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