The US Senate approved Stephen Miraian's candidate for a position in the Federal Reserve System Management Board.
This has been reported by TV channel CNN.
Miran will have a position until January 2026 and will become one of the 12 members voting on interest rate issues. He declared that he would leave the spot without paying in the White House, where he was the head of the Economic Advisory Council.
As noted in the article, the appointment caused a dispute: The first time in the history of Fed 111 years, one of its leaders was officially a President's employee.
The previous US President Donald Trump He called The manager of the Federal Law Liz Cook resigned.
