Group 1 - The White House has denied rumors of an imminent replacement for Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, stating that the decision is not urgent but the President has the authority to change his mind at any time [1] - Powell's term will end in May next year, and if a successor is announced early, it may be perceived as an attempt to establish a "shadow Fed chairman," potentially undermining the Fed's credibility as an independent institution [1] - Following the news, the dollar fell and bond yields dropped as investors reassessed the political risks and potential policy shifts facing the Federal Reserve [1] Group 2 - President Trump has been pressuring Powell for significant interest rate cuts, leading to expectations that he will appoint a more dovish new chairman [2] - Potential candidates for the position include former Fed governor Kevin Warsh, who is seen as politically savvy and has previously advised Trump against firing Powell [2] - Other candidates mentioned are Fed governor Christopher Waller, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, and White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett [2]
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