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Bank of England governor joins protest over US central bank dispute | Money news

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Introduction to the Federal Reserve Controversy

The Bank of England governor, Andrew Bailey, has joined a group of global central bank chiefs in expressing support for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who is currently under criminal investigation. This investigation pertains to the exploding renovation costs of Federal Reserve buildings, which have exceeded initial estimates by hundreds of millions of dollars.

Background on the Investigation

The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has issued subpoenas related to these construction costs, prompting a strong reaction from the central banking community worldwide. Jerome Powell has termed this action a "pretext" aimed at gaining more influence over US monetary policy. This development comes at a critical time, as Powell is scheduled to step down in May after completing two terms, and there are now doubts about whether Congress will approve a White House-nominated successor given the legal dispute.

International Support for Jerome Powell

A coalition of central bankers, including European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, has issued a joint statement standing in "full solidarity" with the Federal Reserve and its chairman. They emphasized the importance of central bank independence for price, financial, and economic stability, underscoring that it is crucial to maintain this independence with full respect for the rule of law and democratic accountability. The statement highlighted Powell’s service with integrity, his focus on his mandate, and his unwavering commitment to the public interest, describing him as a valued colleague held in the highest regard by everyone who has worked with him.

Implications and Reactions

The support from international banking leaders reflects a broader concern about the independence of central banks and the potential for political interference in monetary policy. Andrew Bailey has been a vocal advocate for the independence of the Federal Reserve, especially in the face of efforts by the White House to influence interest rate decisions. The upcoming Supreme Court hearing on the administration’s attempt to remove a member of the interest rate committee further complicates the situation, indicating a challenging period ahead for the Federal Reserve and its relationship with the executive branch.

Conclusion on Central Bank Independence

The controversy surrounding Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve underscores the critical importance of central bank independence in maintaining economic stability. The reaction from the global banking community highlights the need to respect this independence while ensuring democratic accountability. As the situation unfolds, it will be crucial to observe how these developments impact not only the Federal Reserve but also the broader landscape of global economic policy and central bank autonomy.

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