[Survey: Public Trust in the Federal Reserve Chair Nears Historic Low] Reported by Jinse Finance, according to an article by The Kobeissi Letter: 'Public trust in the Federal Reserve Chair is nearing a historic low: According to a Gallup survey, only 37% of American adults say they have "a great deal" or "a fair amount" of confidence that the Federal Reserve Chair will make the right decisions for the economy. For current Chair Powell, this marks the second-lowest level during his second term. In contrast, the confidence peak occurred in 2020, when it was at 58%. In this century, the only other time confidence was this low was during Yellen's term in 2014. The Federal Reserve is facing a trust crisis.'