Race to the Fed Chair: Decision Looms by Year-End
President Trump indicated a decision on the next Federal Reserve chair could be reached by year-end. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent mentioned that after Thanksgiving, a second round of candidates will be presented to the President.
In a statement aboard Air Force One, U.S. President Donald Trump revealed that a decision on the new Federal Reserve chair might be made by the end of the year.
"Maybe by the end of the year, we'll make a decision on the Fed," said Trump to reporters. Discussions are underway to finalize the candidates for this critical role.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated a second round of evaluations is scheduled, with an aim to present a list of potential candidates to President Trump shortly after Thanksgiving. The appointment is closely watched as it holds significant implications for economic policy.
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