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BOOK DESCRIPTION Trump's Siege on the Fed: Politics, Power, and the Fracturing of Global Finance In the summer of 2025, as President Donald Trump confronted Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in an unprecedented public showdown over building renovations, the foundations of the global financial system began to crack. What started as a dispute over construction costs evolved into a constitutional crisis that would reshape international monetary relations and challenge seven decades of American economic hegemony. Dr. Naim Tahir Baig provides the definitive account of how political pressure on the Federal Reserve-long considered the sacred guardian of American monetary policy-triggered a cascade of consequences that no economist, policymaker, or world leader anticipated. Drawing on exclusive interviews with central bankers, Treasury officials, and market participants, this gripping narrative reveals how institutional independence, once lost, proves nearly impossible to restore. From the boardrooms of the European Central Bank to the trading floors of Tokyo, from Beijing's monetary policy meetings to emergency sessions at emerging market central banks, Trump's Siege on the Fed chronicles how the erosion of American institutional credibility accelerated the development of alternative financial systems. Readers witness the birth of new monetary arrangements as the digital euro gains traction, China's yuan expands its international reach, and cryptocurrency adoption surges among countries seeking refuge from dollar volatility. The book exposes the intellectual architecture behind the assault on Fed independence, profiling figures like Stephen Miran-the Harvard-trained economist whose radical proposals for coordinated devaluation and debt restructuring promise to upend global trade relationships. Through meticulous research and compelling storytelling, Dr. Baig demonstrates how economic nationalism, when combined with institutional capture, can fracture relationships built over generations. Trump's Siege on the Fed is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand how domestic political battles can reshape global power structures. This is not merely a story about monetary policy-it is a warning about the fragility of the institutions that underpin prosperity and stability in an interconnected world. As central banks worldwide prepare for a post-dollar future, Dr. Baig's masterful analysis illuminates the choices that will determine whether the transition proves evolutionary or catastrophic. With the analytical rigor of an academic and the narrative drive of a thriller, this book captures a pivotal moment when the architecture of global finance faced its greatest challenge since the collapse of Bretton Woods. The choices made in 2025 will echo through decades to come-and this book explains why every citizen, investor, and policymaker needs to understand what's at stake.

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Dr. Naim Tahir Baig can be described as a Political Analyst, Geopolitical Strategist, Military and Security Studies Expert, Intelligence and Espionage Scholar, Social Commentator, Philosopher of Contemporary Issues, Digital Economy Specialist, Islamic Scholar and Interfaith Commentator, Poet and Literary Author, Regional Studies Expert, Multidisciplinary Intellectual, and Pakistan-Centric Analyst, reflecting his diverse expertise across politics, geopolitics, military strategy, intelligence, social commentary, business, religion, literature, and regional studies. Books by Dr Naim Tahir Baig Political Analysis & Contemporary History Bashar al-Assad's Last Stand: A Study of the Syrian Conflict's Final 11 Days in December 2024 Three Winters in Exile: The Trump Chronicles 2021-2024 Biden vs. Trump The 45th and 46th: A Tale of Two Americas Imran Khan's Political Journey: From Cricket to Revolution Political Prophecies of Imran Khan From Captain to Khan: The Rise and Fall of Imran Khan The Widening Political Gap Between Muslim Rulers And Their Masses In The 21st Century Ibrahim Traoré International Relations & Geopolitical Analysis Can Russia Help Pakistan Grow? Why Nuclear-Armed Pakistan Has Not Fought a War Against Israel in the 2020s? A Textbook Of Foreign Policy Analysis International Relations from a Pakistani Perspective The UNO's Three Failures: Gaza, Kashmir, and Ukraine Military Operations & Strategic Studies 27 Minutes That Nearly Started World War III Operation Bunyan um Marsoos 2nd Edition: Operation Rising Lion: Israel's Strike Against Iran's Nuclear Program Operation True Promise 3 The Spider's Web: How Ukraine Rewrote the Rules of War Operation Rising Lion 2025: Israel's Strike on Iran's Nuclear Program Intelligence and Espionage Research Analysis Behind The Veil Of Deception: Catherine Perez-Shakdam

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