President Trump's pressure on lowered interest rates could send markets into a tailspin and destabilize the economy, according to researchers and economists.

President Trump has pressured Fed Chair Jerome Powell to lower interest rates. Here's what the experts think will happen at this week's monetary policy meeting.

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The Fed's rate-setting committee is scheduled to meet later this week as Trump continues to push for looser monetary policy.

President Trump will loom large over the Federal Reserve's policy meeting this week, even if the central bank does what the market expects and keeps interest rates on hold.

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Trump on Friday expressed confidence the Fed will start cutting, a day after he met with central bank Chair Jerome Powell.