Powell is scheduled to speak at 10:30 PM tonight, which may again provoke criticism from Trump.

According to Mars Finance, March 30th, foreign media reports indicate that the US market will have some interesting events scheduled this week. As we transition from March to April, labor market data will return to the forefront. But first and foremost, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will appear later today (22:30). Aside from closely monitoring the US-Iran headlines, this will be the most noteworthy event on the agenda. Powell plans to host a discussion for a Harvard University Principles of Economics course, a segment typically part of the university's introductory economics course. While there is no specific topic, Powell is expected to cover a wide range of topics, from the economy to inflation and monetary policy. Analysts expect him to avoid any issues related to the politicization of the Fed. Nevertheless, it is reasonable to expect Trump to lash out at Powell again after this event, especially if we hear comments about the Fed wanting to pause interest rate adjustments and maintain flexibility in the context of the Middle East situation. Ironically, this situation is precisely due to Trump's own actions. However, it is certain that Trump will still shift the blame for not cutting interest rates onto Powell. (Jinshi)