JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has issued a clear warning against political interference with the Federal Reserve amid President Donald Trump's public attacks on Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Dimon emphasized that the independence of the Federal Reserve is "absolutely critical," not only for Powell but also for his successor. This stance reflects growing concern among Wall Street leaders, including CEOs from Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and Citigroup, who have publicly defended the Fed's autonomy as essential to maintaining economic stability and monetary credibility. The warnings come as Trump has hinted at replacing Powell, raising fears that political pressure could undermine the central bank's ability to manage inflation and support financial markets. Despite the rhetoric, Dimon noted that the President has stated he does not intend to remove Powell. Meanwhile, some analysts suggest that the Fed's independence may already be compromised to some extent by political pressures. The debate highlights the tension between the White House and the Federal Reserve at a critical time for U.S. economic policy.