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US Senate rules change would speed Fed Board nominations, Republican aide says
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US Senate rules change would speed Fed Board nominations, Republican aide says
A proposed Senate rules change that could be debated as soon as early next week would place President Donald Trump's Federal Reserve Board nominations on a fast-track, if it is approved by the Republican-controlled chamber, a Senate Republican aide said on Friday.
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For a vacancy on the board of the candidate central bank the close adviser of the president, who will also remain in the White House
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25 questions Trump and the Senate should be asking of every potential Fed nominee
After 60 years as a Fed watcher with the last 30 as a Fed critic, some would say Fed basher, Ken Thomas has developed a Q&A screening tool that President Trump should use for vetting Federal Reserve governors and the Senate should use for confirming them.
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