Bancherii europeni se tem de noi turbulenţe în relaţia cu SUA

Central bankers left the Jackson Hole meeting concerned about future financial cooperation with the U.S. due to unusual Treasury interventions. Fed officials assured their European counterparts of their commitments, but the independence of the Fed raises concerns about potential policy shifts. Recent U.S. Treasury actions, including selling euros to support the yen, have upset European officials, especially due to a lack of prior notification. Additionally, increased long-term bond buybacks by the Treasury have raised fears of unconventional measures to lower borrowing costs. European officials are also wary of potential political pressures on the Fed that could disrupt global financial stability.