A meeting between President Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at the White House on May 29th focused on economic strategies and monetary policy, highlighting ongoing tensions. This discussion has sparked market volatility, particularly in interest rates and financial stability. Trump pressed for lower interest rates to stimulate the economy, while Powell emphasized that decisions will be made based on objective data analysis, not politics. Market volatility is driven by uncertainty about potential changes in monetary policy. Investors are waiting for further developments on how these political pressures may affect the Fed’s decisions and subsequent economic effects.