On January 31, Jin10 reported that U.S. President Donald Trump announced the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair on January 30, UTC+8. According to Jin10, Warsh's appointment could lead to two potential changes in Federal Reserve policies: a shift towards a 'rate cut and balance sheet reduction' strategy and improved communication with the President. However, some fundamental logic and medium-term policy frameworks are expected to remain unchanged. The Trump administration's focus on supporting capital markets and broad liquidity will persist, with monetary policy generally leaning towards a more accommodative stance relative to economic strength. In the medium term, the erosion of the Federal Reserve's independence and the declining intrinsic value of the dollar may continue.