European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has suggested that former President Donald Trump visit Frankfurt to gain insight into the complexities of monetary policy and the challenges faced by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Lagarde addressed the political scrutiny that central bankers often encounter, particularly in light of Trump's assertion that setting interest rates is a straightforward task. She emphasized the intricacies involved in the role of a central banker, countering the notion that it is an easy job.

Her comments highlight the ongoing tension between monetary policy decisions and political perceptions, particularly as the U.S. approaches a critical election cycle.