Storm incoming! The Fed leadership change in 2026—are your assets ready for the 'Trump storm'? Overnight, Trump stated he’s 'not worried about the dollar,' accelerating dollar sell-offs: the index plunged over 1%, closing near 96.07, marking a nearly four-year low and down about 2.3% this year. This signals that after Powell steps down in May, candidates like Rieder (51% probability) or Warsh may amplify the politicization of the dollar, inflation, and exchange rate volatility. 'The moment of Fed chair transition marks the beginning of rewriting global economic rules.' At the start of 2026, the global economy is in a delicate balance: the latest IMF forecast shows a global growth rate of 3.3% this year. It seems stable, but hidden beneath are undercurrents of trade tensions, inflation concerns, and geopolitical risks. As Powell’s term counts down (ending in May), financial markets are entering the 'pre-quake phase.' This isn’t just a personnel change—it’s a life-and-death battle over dollar hegemony, global liquidity, and personal wealth. Especially under the influence of Trump’s second term, the Fed’s independence faces unprecedented challenges. Curious about which candidate has the highest odds? Comment 'candidate,' and I’ll give you an in-depth analysis!