Odaily星球日报讯 白宫经济顾问哈塞特表示，美联储将决定其关于利率的政策取向，美国总统特朗普希望实现公平和互惠的贸易，他在决定是否接受各国的提议时会考虑这一点。（金十）

Odaily星球日报讯 白宫经济顾问哈塞特表示，美联储将决定其关于利率的政策取向，美国总统特朗普希望实现公平和互惠的贸易，他在决定是否接受各国的提议时会考虑这一点。（金十）

白宫经济顾问哈塞特：美联储将决定其关于利率的政策取向

<Odaily> White House economic advisor Hassett stated that the Federal Reserve will determine its policy direction on interest rates, and U.S. President Trump hopes to achieve fair and reciprocal trade, which he will consider when deciding whether to accept proposals from various countries. (Jinshi)

White House economic adviser Hassett: The Fed will decide its policy direction on interest rates

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: The epic tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on most imported goods may be beyond the Federal Reserve's ability to resolve. Bill Dudley, the former "hawk king" and former New York Fed chairman, warned that market expectations of rate cuts exceeding 100 basis points this year are "naive," and such cuts would only be possible with a comprehensive economic recession in the United States. In the next six months, inflation may surge to 5%, and economic growth could be halved to 1%, putting the Federal Reserve in a dilemma of "rate hikes accelerating recession and rate cuts worsening inflation". Don't expect the Federal Reserve to save the U.S. economy dragged down by tariffs; the only question now is: how deep will the damage be. (Jintian)

The former hawk of the Federal Reserve: It is too naive to expect a 100 basis point rate cut, and Powell will not clean up Trump's tariff mess

<Odaily>Odaily Planet Daily News</Odaily> BlackRock said in a report that the monetary market's expectations for multiple Federal Reserve rate cuts are too high, overlooking the risk of rising inflation. BlackRock stated: "We tend to expect the Federal Reserve to cut rates 4 to 5 times this year, each by 25 basis points, as priced by the market." BlackRock predicts that as upcoming tariffs push up inflation, global borrowing costs will be higher than before the pandemic. "We believe that the planned new wave of U.S. tariffs and responses from other countries reinforce the point that we will be in a world where interest rates and long-term bond yields remain higher than before the pandemic." Tariffs and loose fiscal policies in some parts of the world may drive up inflation. (Jin Shi)

BlackRock: Markets are pricing in too many Fed rate cuts

On April 7, 2025, the global financial markets were like a sudden tsunami, sweeping through every corner from Wall Street to crypto exchanges. Trump's tariff stick hung over everyone's head, and last week's plunge had already left investors feeling traumatized. A "fake news" story added fuel to the fire, pushing the market into an abyss of both bulls and bears. U.S. stocks staged a shocking reversal within just 15 minutes, the crypto currency market ran with blood, and global stock markets, bond markets, and commodities were not spared. All of this was because Trump warned that if China did not cancel retaliatory tariffs, the United States would detonate a "tariff nuclear bomb" on April 9. Only one day remained until this deadline...

Fake news triggered a double kill of long and short positions. Will the tariff nuclear bomb explode again on April 9? How will the market evolve in the future?