Recently, an eye-catching research report revealed subtle changes in the U.S. political and economic situation. The report pointed out that although speculation about the removal of Fed Chairman Powell is rampant, this move is actually unlikely. Analysts believe that this approach is not only difficult and low in returns but also carries significant risks.

However, this does not mean that the current government's influence over the Fed will cease. On the contrary, the report predicts that influence may be exerted by announcing the next Fed chair candidate in advance. However, given the significant internal divisions within the Fed regarding monetary policy, the actual effect of this influence may be limited.

It is worth noting that the pressure on the Fed actually reflects a deeper level of 'fiscal anxiety'. As the national debt continues to rise, the United States is facing a dual challenge of high debt issuance costs and declining attractiveness of long-term bonds. In this context, exerting pressure on the Fed seems to have become a quick but potentially dangerous coping strategy.

However, this approach may have serious consequences. If investors perceive that the independence and transparency of monetary policy are threatened, it could trigger a chain reaction in the stock market, bond market, and foreign exchange market, leading to severe economic turmoil.

Overall, this series of events highlights the importance of the independence of monetary policy and the potential risks that political interference may bring. The direction of future U.S. economic policy will undoubtedly have a significant impact on global financial markets.