The Federal Reserve's megaphone combs the four major moments of Washi's inauguration

On May 23, Nick Timiraos, the "sounding board of the Federal Reserve", issued an article stating that Kevin Walsh had several critical moments during the swearing-in ceremony at the White House: ① Trump asked Walsh to be "completely independent." Trump said,"(I hope he) won't look at me or anyone else."② Just two minutes later, Trump put forward some "suggestions" to explain the direction of the economy he wanted to see."Strong economic growth does not need to be cooled down","Economic growth does not mean inflation", and "I hope the economy will prosper. Get up and reach unprecedented levels because there is indeed some debt that needs to be dealt with."③ Trump hinted that the Fed's policymakers will "converge". He said other Fed policymakers "will make their own decisions, but they will listen to Kevin throughout," even those "who stand slightly differently."④ Walsh mentioned Greenspan, not Bernanke. Walsh looked back at history when Greenspan was sworn in at the White House in 1987 and promised to "work with great energy and sense of mission, just like Chairman Greenspan did." He did not mention Ben Bernanke, his former chairman, with whom he worked for five years as a board member.