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European stocks are expected to start the new week in negative territory as investors weigh geopolitical developments and pressure on Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
The investigation reflects the lengths to which the president will go to control the central bank.
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Cyclical leadership reasserted itself as energy, financials, industrials, and small-caps outperformed, supported by improving breadth, firm commodity prices, and a resilient economic backdrop. The AI and semiconductor trade remained a dominant driver, with strong memory demand and shifting power dynamics offset by short-term technical and profit-taking pressures for the mega-caps.
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has ramped up its pressure campaign on the Federal Reserve, threatening to indict Chair Jerome Powell over comments to Congress about a building renovation project, an action Powell called a "pretext" to gain more influence over interest rates Trump wants cut dramatically.
US stock futures slid in Asian trading after reports of a DOJ criminal probe into the Fed, while yen weakness and lower JGB yields cushioned risk sentiment.
Everett Eissenstat of Squire Patton Boggs discusses the state of U.S. and China's trading relationship following the actions by Trump's first administration. He remains positive on the outcomes of further negotiation and framework agreements between the U.S. and its' trading partners.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the US central bank had been served grand jury subpoenas from the Justice Department threatening a criminal indictment. It's a dramatic escalation of the Trump administration's attacks on the Fed.
The dollar fell and U.S. equity futures slid after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the Trump administration threatened him with a criminal indictment, stoking investor worries about the central bank's independence. S&P 500 futures were down 0.5%, while European futures slipped 0.1% in the Asia morning and the dollar was roughly 0.2% lower against most major peers, sending it below 158 yen and to $1.1660 per euro.
Signs of economic optimism include rallying retail stocks and stubbornly high bond yields.
Fed chair accuses DoJ of threatening criminal charges over building renovation projects because central bank defied Trump's interest rate demands
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the US central bank was served grand jury subpoenas on Friday from the Department of Justice that threatened criminal indictment. In a statement on Sunday night, Powell said the subpoenas focused on his June testimony about renovations at historic Fed office buildings.
The Justice Department served the U.S. Federal Reserve with grand jury subpoenas on Friday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Sunday, threatening an “unprecedented” criminal indictment against him over cost overruns for the renovation of the Fed's headquarters building.
The US attorney's office for the District of Columbia has opened a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, according to a report.
Asian currencies were mixed against the dollar in the early morning session. A “glass‐half‐full” December U.S. payrolls report has increased risks that the Fed delays the rate cuts, OCBC said.
In a statement Sunday evening, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the subpoenas from the Justice Department should be seen in a broader context.
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Sunday the Trump administration has threatened him with a criminal indictment over Congressional testimony he gave last summer, sending subpoenas to the Fed on Friday in what he called a "pretext" aimed at furthering pressure on him in a dispute with President Donald Trump over interest rates.
Fed Chair Powell under criminal probe by federal prosecutors: Report
The Fed received grand jury subpoenas from the Justice Department on Friday that threaten a criminal indictment relating to Chair Jerome Powell's testimony last summer about the central bank's building renovation project.
The major banks will kick off fourth-quarter earnings season this week, and the economic data highlight of the week will be the consumer price index for December.