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Brinks Report > Blog > Economy > Trump Demands Lower Interest Rates – Will the Fed Agree?
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Trump Demands Lower Interest Rates – Will the Fed Agree?

Ankita Das
Last updated: March 20, 2025 11:01 am
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US President Donald Trump is once again asking the Federal Reserve (Fed) to lower interest rates. He believes that cutting rates will help the US economy, which is currently dealing with trade tensions and slowing global growth. With new tariffs on imported goods coming soon, Trump argues that a rate cut would support businesses and consumers facing higher costs. However, the Fed has not yet agreed to make this change.

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Why Does Trump Want Lower Interest Rates?Why is the Fed Hesitant?What Could Happen if Rates Are Cut?

Why Does Trump Want Lower Interest Rates?

Trump has criticized the Fed many times, saying that higher interest rates are slowing down economic growth. He believes that lowering rates would make borrowing cheaper, encouraging businesses to invest and people to spend more.

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Here are the main reasons Trump is pushing for a rate cut:

  • Boosting the Economy: Lower interest rates make it easier for businesses and consumers to borrow money, which helps the economy grow.

  • Trade War Effects: The ongoing trade war with China has led to higher prices for imported goods. A rate cut could help ease some of the financial burden.

  • Staying Competitive: Other countries, like those in Europe and Asia, have kept their interest rates low. Trump argues that the US should do the same to stay competitive.

Also Read: Big Drop! The U.S. dollar is losing value as the Fed plans rate cuts. What happens next?

Why is the Fed Hesitant?

The Federal Reserve is an independent organization that makes decisions based on economic data, not political pressure. Here’s why the Fed might not want to cut rates:

  • Inflation Control: Inflation (the rise in prices) is currently stable. Cutting rates too soon might lead to higher inflation.

  • Strong Economy: Although there are signs of a slowdown, the US economy is still performing better than many other countries.

  • Independence from Politics: The Fed does not want to appear influenced by the government, as its role is to ensure long-term economic stability.

Read More: The US Federal Reserve Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged—See How It’s Done Impacts You!

What Could Happen if Rates Are Cut?

If the Fed lowers interest rates, it could have both positive and negative effects:

Possible Benefits:

  1. Stronger Economy – Businesses and consumers would spend more, helping the economy grow.

  2. Stock Market Growth – Investors usually react positively to rate cuts, which could boost the stock market.

  3. Weaker Dollar – A weaker US dollar would make American goods cheaper for other countries, helping exports.

Possible Risks:

  1. Higher Inflation – More spending could lead to rising prices.

  2. Uncertainty – Cutting rates too soon might not help if economic problems continue.

 Also Read: Nifty Aims for 23,000 as Fed Plans Major Policy Shift in 2025

What’s Next?

As the trade war with China continues, Trump is increasing pressure on the Fed to lower interest rates. However, the Fed is taking a cautious approach to avoid making the wrong decision. In the coming months, we will see whether the Fed decides to cut rates or keep them the same.

For now, businesses and investors will have to wait and see what happens next, as the Fed’s decision could impact not only the US but also the global economy.

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