07 Aug 2025, 23:06
Trump Appoints Stephen Miran to the Federal Reserve until January 2026
- Stephen Miran has been appointed by Trump to the Federal Reserve until January 2026.
- The position became vacant following the resignation of Adrian Kugler.
- Miran supports Trump’s economic policy and global tariffs.
President Donald Trump announced on September 7, 2025, his decision to appoint Stephen Miran, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, to the temporary position at the Federal Reserve.
Miran takes the place that became vacant due to the resignation of Governor Adrian Kugler, who left the post to return to George Washington University. Although Kugler's term ended in January, he officially left his position on August 8.
Trump noted that Miran will hold this position until January 31, 2026, while searches for a permanent replacement continue. Miran will be the third nominee Trump to the Federal Reserve after Jerome Powell and Michelle Bowman.
Miran supports Trump’s economic views and actively promotes global tariff policy. Trump expressed confidence in his professionalism and expertise in the field of economics.
Powell and Bowman emphasize the importance of the independence of the Federal Reserve for the stability of financial markets and the economy of the country.
Tags: USA/Economy