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A top executive at a leading American bank recently issued a sharp warning to the market: if political forces attempt to interfere with the Federal Reserve's decisions, including pressuring committee members or current Chair Powell, the market's reaction could be quite intense.
This is not alarmism. It is a genuine risk signal.
Why is this line so critical? Because the independence of the Federal Reserve is the cornerstone of the entire global financial system. Once this foundation is shaken, the most feared outcome—the emergence of uncertainty—becomes a reality.
Imagine the consequences: political pressure + macro chaos = all assets come under pressure. Stocks, bonds, the US dollar—none are immune. Sudden volatility could occur, and the financial environment might tighten due to market rebounds rather than official policy adjustments.
Wall Street is now listening closely. From traditional finance to crypto markets, risk appetite will immediately shrink. Investors will quickly reassess their positions. The lack of transparency in policy will amplify risk premiums across all assets.
The bottom line is clear: the independence of the Federal Reserve must not be compromised. Crossing this line will be met with real losses. As risk assets, cryptocurrencies will be among the first to be affected.
The most important thing at this stage is to stay vigilant and monitor policy developments and market reactions. Any signs of political interference could trigger the next wave of sell-offs. Stay alert.