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Political Pressure on the Fed - Is This Time Different?
We examine financial market responses to political pressure on the Fe during Trump's second term, using high-frequency asset price reactions as instruments in a proxy VAR. Unlike in his first term, Fed pressure does not materialize as monetary easing: interest rates decline, but equity prices fall,
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