US EditionTrump Redoubles Efforts to Control the Fed, Which Gives No Clues About a Fall of Types
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Washington, Sep 6 (EFE).- U.S. President Donald Trump has redoubled his efforts to place his allies on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors to align the central bank with its economic policy, pressures that have found resistance in the Fed’s leadership, which still does not give clear clues about the future downgrade demanded by the president. Trump’s abrupt resignation from the entity’s governor, Adriana Kugler, allowed Trump to nominate econ…
US President Donald Trump appears to have narrowed down his list of possible candidates to replace Fed Chairman Jerome Powell – and is now naming three top names.
Donald Trump wants to replace Fed boss Jerome Powell. Now the US President has appointed four candidates, including Finance Minister Scott Bessent – but he has not.
There are currently only three names on US President Donald Trump's shortlist for the post of central bank chief. The Federal Reserve System (Fed) should be led by current National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett, former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh or current Governor Christopher Waller after Jerome Powell. Reuters reported this. At a meeting with reporters at the White House, Trump said that the three financiers mentioned are finalists in …
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has redoubled his efforts to place his allies on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve and thus align the central bank with its economic policy, pressures that have found resistance in the leadership of the Fed, which still does not give clear clues about the future decline of types demanded by the president. Trump’s entry redoubles efforts to control the Fed, which gives no clues about a…
The US president has named four candidates to lead the Federal Reserve as possible successors to Jerome Powell. The candidates include National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett, Treasury Secretary ... ...
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