**Expanded Article:**\n\nPresident Donald Trump has escalated his public attacks on the Federal Reserve, recently shifting his focus from Chair Jerome H. Powell to Lisa Cook, a member of the Board of Governors. These latest criticisms have drawn significant attention from global central bankers who are currently gathering in Jackson, Wyoming for important discussions on economic policy and stability. The Trump administration’s focus on internal Fed tensions is raising concerns that it could overshadow critical debates on monetary policy and economic management.\n\nCook, who has served as a Fed governor since 02/2022, has become a central figure in the administration’s criticisms. The administration’s broader strategy seems to be to pressure the Fed on its approach to inflation and interest rates, but the timing and focus of these attacks are under scrutiny from international counterparts.\n\nAs central bankers from around the world converge in Wyoming, there is growing concern that the political climate surrounding the Fed could influence the outcomes of these meetings. The potential impact on U.S. monetary policy and its implications for the global economy are now under increased scrutiny.\n\nThese developments highlight the significant influence that political tensions can have on economic decision-making. With the Fed facing increasing pressure from the executive branch, the coming days will be crucial in determining whether these tensions could affect the stability of the U.S. economy and the global financial system.