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Trump’s push to cut interest rates has echoes of ‘banana republic’, says Yellen

Janet Yellen speaks out against Trump's push for lower interest rates, likening it to policies seen in 'banana republics.' She warns of inflation risks if central banks succumb to political pressure. Meanwhile, Kevin Warsh supports the move...

The Guardian· Apr 15, 2026 · 11:39 AM · 29 views

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Janet Yellen speaks out against Trump's push for lower interest rates, likening it to policies seen in 'banana republics.' She warns of inflation risks if central banks succumb to political pressure. Meanwhile, Kevin Warsh supports the move, citing potential AI productivity gains. #Economy #InterestRates #JanetYellen #Trump #Inflation

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