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Trump should have the power to fire the Fed chair

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By James Fishback, Ben Clerkin Verified, Angus Hanton, Raheem Kassam
| The Spectator (World) Verified
The Chair of the Federal Reserve is arguably the most powerful economic official in the United States. He’s also the least accountable. He sets borrowing costs for households and businesses, opens lending windows to banks deemed “too big to fail,” and decides when to tame or ignite inflationary forces. Unlike the Treasury Secretary or even the President himself, he answers to no one. That may soon change. In Trump v.
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J.D. Vance is wrong about Britain and America’s relationship

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By Angus Hanton, Ross Clark, Matthew Lynn, Jane Stannus
| The Spectator (World) Verified
J.D. Vance told UnHerd yesterday that the United States has a “much more reciprocal relationship” with the UK than it does with countries such as Germany. This is a highly selective assertion. What is more accurate to say is that the US has taken over and squeezed the UK economy. American politicians never allude to the vast number of American enterprises with large, high-margin UK operations steadily extracting profits.
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Britain does not have a ‘reciprocal’ relationship with America

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By Angus Hanton, Raheem Kassam, Paul du Quenoy, Ross Clark
| The Spectator (World) Verified
J.D. Vance told UnHerd yesterday that the United States has a “much more reciprocal relationship” with the UK than it does with countries such as Germany. This is a highly selective assertion. What is more accurate to say is that the US has taken over and squeezed the UK economy. American politicians never allude to the vast number of American enterprises with large, high-margin UK operations steadily extracting profits.
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