Analyst: Powell is not stepping down, and Trump's plan to install two people into the Federal Reserve has failed.

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ME News report, May 15 (UTC+8). Congress Hill News Business Editor Sylvan Lane said that Powell pledged that although his reappointment is unusual, he will stay “low-key” during his time on the board and will not become a “shadow chairman” that challenges Wosh’s influence. If he follows through on what he said, Powell is likely to return to the Federal Open Market Committee and express his views on interest rates in a measured way. Disagreements within the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee on how to respond to the inflation surge triggered by Iran are intensifying. Although Powell may no longer lead the Federal Reserve’s policies, he could still have a significant impact on the Fed’s future due to the unique composition of the Federal Reserve Board. Each of the seven members of the Federal Reserve Board serves a 14-year term, with terms staggered. However, the length of the term is not reset when a new governor replaces someone who has left. If Powell were to fully leave the Federal Reserve after his chairmanship term ends, Trump could have nominated Wosh to succeed Powell for the remaining term on the Board, while reserving another Federal Reserve Board seat for another potential nominee. But in reality, Trump can now only nominate Wosh to fill the Board seat that Milan is temporarily occupying. (Source: Jintian)
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MarginMarmot
· 10h ago
Wosh's signing with Milan is considered a guaranteed deal, but the chairman's dream still needs to wait a bit longer.
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GateUser-ad8b77bd
· 20h ago
Regarding interest rate issues, the moderate expression means choosing the right moment to speak and avoiding confrontation.
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DaoSidekick
· 23h ago
No longer leading ≠ having no influence; this kind of marginal participation is the style of an expert.
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GateUser-9ccf7051
· 05-24 01:13
The assumption of Powell stepping down is quite interesting, but the realistic path has already been closed off.
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AirdropDreamsInAGlassBottle
· 05-24 01:07
The term "dislocated structure" is used accurately; the Federal Reserve's personnel planning inherently includes buffers.
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GateUser-f92ba9fa
· 05-24 01:06
In the FOMC, the voices of the dovish members are sometimes more influential than the chair's vote.
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ThereIsAChainInTheReflection.
· 05-24 01:02
His 14-year term indeed provided him with a long-term observation window, and the impact is subtle.
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GateUser-c1cab702
· 05-24 00:58
The identity of board members is more persistent than people think; this is a matter of institutional design.
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GaslightGuardian
· 05-24 00:58
Vosh's current position is a bit awkward; let's fill the Milan spot first and see about the rest later.
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RugProofMood
· 05-24 00:58
Powell's move is quite steady; he doesn't serve as the shadow chairman but retains influence. Impressive.
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