WSJ: Trump Will Make the Fed a Scapegoat for Any Economic Impact of the Trade War
According to ChainCatcher, as reported by Wall Street Journal journalist Nick Timiraos on X, U.S. President Trump has signaled that if his trade war leads to economic weakness and the Federal Reserve does not cut interest rates quickly, he will blame the Federal Reserve.
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