US Supreme Court Blocks Trump from Firing Fed Governor, Reinforcing Central Bank Independence

Published: Jun 30, 2026 09:54

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[SMM Precious Metal Express] The US Supreme Court blocked Trump from firing Federal Reserve Governor Cook, while allowing the removal of a Federal Trade Commission member. Trump said the ruling greatly increases his power to remove federal agency officials. Fed independence has been reinforced, reducing monetary policy uncertainty.

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