The U.S. financial community is closely following an important personnel change. According to the latest news, the list of candidates for Fed Chair has been narrowed down to three: Hassett, Waller, and Walsh. This news has sparked significant market attention, as the choice of the future Fed Chair will have a major impact on the direction of monetary policy in the U.S. and globally.

Hassett, as the Director of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, is in the spotlight. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania and has worked at the Fed and Columbia University. However, some believe that if Hassett is elected, it may affect the independence of the Fed.

Waller and Waller are equally formidable. Waller previously served as a Fed governor and has extensive experience in the financial sector. The current Fed governor Waller is deeply involved in monetary policy formulation and is well-informed about industry trends.

It is worth noting that the current Fed Chairman Powell has ten months left in his term. Compared to previous years, the timeline for narrowing down the list of candidates has been moved up by 3-6 months, indicating a high level of attention to the future leadership of the Fed.

As the range of candidates gradually narrows, financial markets will continue to closely follow this important contest regarding the future direction of the United States' monetary policy. Regardless of who ultimately prevails, it will have a profound impact on global financial markets. In the coming days, we will continue to track the latest developments of this important event.