“The Senate may have confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair, but that doesn’t mean he’s in the door,” Semafor reports.
“Before Warsh can be sworn in, the president — who left for China before lawmakers took their last vote — must sign paperwork installing Warsh in the role. Warsh has also agreed to divest from more than $100 million in undisclosed assets before starting the job (though he has more time to dump other investments).”
“At least one box has been checked: Stephen Miran, who temporarily filled Warsh’s seat at the central bank, sent his letter of resignation on Thursday.”
New York Times: As Powell steps down, the Fed confronts “regime change.”

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