特朗普的美联储提名人米兰料在参院银行委员会过关

Core Viewpoint - Stephen Miran is expected to clear Senate hurdles for his nomination to the Federal Reserve Board, which may allow for more direct influence from Trump on interest rate policies and the broader functions of the Fed [1] Group 1: Nomination Process - The Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to vote on Miran's nomination before a hearing at 10 AM ET, which will then be forwarded to the full Senate [1] - Democratic senators are expected to vote against the nomination, but the Republican majority of 13 to 11 in the committee is likely to ensure its passage [1] - There is uncertainty regarding the completion of the confirmation process in time for Miran to attend the Fed's policy meeting on September 16-17 [1] Group 2: Timing and Implications - A Senate Republican aide indicated that due to complex Senate rules, Miran may be approved as early as Monday, leaving little time for necessary steps before his swearing-in [1] - The Republican majority in the Senate, which stands at 53 to 47, suggests that even if Miran cannot participate in the upcoming interest rate vote, he is likely to assume office shortly thereafter [1]