Monetary policy lag, demographic structure, immigration impacts... Will the new chairman listen to these things Milan mentioned?

Federal Reserve Board governor Stephen Milan has submitted his resignation and will step down before new Chair Kevin Wash takes office; he has long dissented at the FOMC, calling for rate cuts and emphasizing the lag effect of monetary policy, opposing three 25-basis-point rate cuts in 2025, favoring larger cut amounts and a more forward-looking monetary policy, and believing that non-monetary factors and the effects of slowing population growth and reduced immigration on employment and deflation should be considered.