President Donald Trump on Monday continued hammering at the U.S. Federal Reserve to ease monetary policy, sending Fed Chair Jerome Powell a list of central bank interest rates around the world adorned with handwritten commentary saying the U.

Powell, who was appointed by Trump to lead the Fed in 2018, has been put under pressure by the president, who has accused him of keeping high interest rates too high. However, Trump's calls for Powell to be fired have spooked the market,

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent talks about Federal Reserve policy and replacing Chair Jerome Powell. Bessent says the administration will be working on coming up with a candidate to replace Powell in the coming weeks.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday he’d be open to replacing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as President Trump looks to replace the central bank chief as soon as possible. Asked if

A replacement for Fed Chair Jerome Powell is on the way, and it’s coming sooner than expected. Scott Bessent, speaking in an interview with Bloomberg, said the Trump administration will begin working on naming a successor “over the coming weeks and months.