US EditionJill On Money: Warsh Named as Fed Chair — Should You Care?
Kevin Warsh will replace Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair following a months-long selection process announced by President Donald Trump.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump named Kevin Warsh after a months-long selection process described as a 'beauty contest' to succeed Jerome Powell.
- After months of vetting, the selection process wrapped up with a single nominee, concluding what columnist Jill Schlesinger called a months-long `beauty contest` to pick the next Fed leader.
- Schlesinger's column reports that President Donald Trump named Kevin Warsh to succeed Jerome Powell, opening with `The months-long beauty contest is over:`.
- With Warsh named, the administration now has its choice for Fed leadership, ending the months-long selection process, as the column described.
- Schlesinger's column foregrounds why the pick matters for investors and ordinary readers, highlighting the appointment as the conclusion of a months-long public contest for the Federal Reserve chair.
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