TechFlow news, January 12 — According to Jinshi Data, Goldman Sachs' chief economist Jan Hatzius said on Monday that threats of criminal prosecution against the Federal Reserve chair will intensify market concerns over the central bank's independence, though he expects the Fed will still make policy decisions based on economic data. Speaking at Goldman Sachs' 2026 Global Investment Research Conference, Hatzius stated: "Clearly, concerns about potential shocks to the Fed's independence are rising, and the latest news regarding a criminal investigation into Chair Powell further reinforces these worries." He added, "I have no doubt that Powell will continue making decisions based on economic data throughout his term, without leaning in any direction—whether toward rate hikes or cuts—due to external pressure. Policy will remain data-driven."
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