Trump's intervention in the Federal Reserve represents a serious episode in his term.
Control of price stability cannot depend on the political or personal needs of the ruling authority.
Trump seeks to reduce interest rates to stimulate the economy during the election year.
A negative effect could be spiraling inflation and loss of confidence in the dollar as a reserve currency.
Trump's attack on the Federal Reserve is not standalone; he has previously tried to sideline advisor Lisa D. Cook.
The balance of power in US democracy shows resistance to Trump.
The European Central Bank supports the Federal Reserve, underscoring the global importance of its independence.
The ECB should consider the counterproductivity of having more political figures on its board.
Conclusion: Trump's interference in the Federal Reserve threatens world financial stability and challenges the principles of central bank independence.