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GDP unexpectedly grew strongly by 4.3%, and Trump once again pressured the Federal Reserve to accelerate interest rate cuts.
After the US GDP growth rate in Q3 2025 significantly exceeded expectations, the direction of monetary policy has once again become the market's focus. The latest data shows that the US Q3 GDP annualized growth rate reached 4.3%, significantly higher than the market consensus of 3.3%. Against this backdrop, President Trump publicly urged the Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates as soon as possible to support economic expansion and unleash stronger growth momentum.
In a public statement, Trump said that such strong economic performance itself proves that inflation risks are not out of control, and the Federal Reserve should adopt a more accommodative monetary policy. He criticized the current high interest rate levels, believing that maintaining high rates during an economic acceleration would instead suppress corporate investment and consumer demand, weakening the long-term potential of the US economy. This stance clearly diverges from the Federal Reserve's current policy approach, which centers on "anti-inflation priority."