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29 Jun 2026, 19:44 UTC · 3h ago
Supreme Court lets presidents fire independent regulators, rules for Trump in FTC case
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29 Jun 2026, 19:44 UTC · 3h ago
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The Supreme Court ruled that the President has the authority to remove members of independent federal agencies, such as the FTC, at will. — Increasing presidential control over regulatory agencies generally signals a shift toward deregulation and more business-friendly policies, which is positive for risk assets.
+0.60The Supreme Court explicitly stated that the ruling on the FTC should not be read as affecting the structure or removal powers regarding the Federal Reserve. — By carving out a potential exemption for the Fed, the court maintains the perceived independence of monetary policy, reducing immediate market volatility regarding interest rate decisions.
+0.30The ruling effectively overturns the long-standing 'Humphrey's Executor' precedent that protected independent agency members from being fired without cause. — The removal of this legal shield establishes a permanent shift in the balance of power, creating a more volatile regulatory environment based on political cycles.
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The ruling is framed as a 'BIG WIN' and an increase in power for Donald Trump, who is the primary figure associated with this company.
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