“美联储传声筒”：美联储理事提名人米兰考虑任职期保留白宫职务实属罕见安排

Core Viewpoint - The nomination of Fed board candidate Milan by President Trump raises concerns about the potential conflict of interest and independence of the Federal Reserve, as he may return to his previous White House role after a short tenure [1] Group 1: Nomination and Confirmation Process - Milan is nominated to replace Kugler, who unexpectedly resigned, with a term lasting until January 31, 2026 [1] - Milan's plan to take an unpaid leave from his current position as Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers to facilitate a return without needing a new Senate confirmation has been highlighted [1] Group 2: Political Reactions - Democratic senators have expressed concerns that this arrangement could compromise Milan's ability to maintain independent judgment [1] - Republican Senator Mike Rounds from South Dakota expressed surprise at the proposal but no Republican lawmakers have indicated opposition to Milan's confirmation [1]