Federal Reserve watchers and analysts caution that the successor to current Fed Chair Jerome Powell may find it difficult to implement the rapid interest rate cuts that former President Donald Trump desires. Despite Trump's preference for lower rates, experts emphasize that the Fed chair operates independently and cannot act unilaterally like a dictator. This outlook contrasts with global central banks, which have been more responsive to cutting rates amid economic pressures, including those influenced by Trump's tariff policies. Market observers note that investors should temper expectations for swift monetary easing from the Fed under its next leadership, as the institution prioritizes economic stability and inflation control over political preferences.