最后一轮美联储主席面试即将开启，哈塞特领跑但前景未定

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the final round of interviews for the next Federal Reserve Chair, with a focus on the potential candidates and the implications for monetary policy under President Trump's administration [1] Group 1: Candidates and Interviews - President Trump will initiate the last round of interviews for the Federal Reserve Chair position this week [1] - The White House National Economic Council Director, Hassett, is competing with three other candidates for the role [1] - The candidates include former Fed Governor Kevin Walsh, with Hassett currently seen as the leading candidate to succeed Powell in May [1] Group 2: Market Concerns and Implications - Some Wall Street investors are concerned that Hassett's close relationship with the President may lead to overly aggressive interest rate cuts [1] - The decision to continue with additional interviews indicates that Hassett is not a guaranteed choice for the position [1] - There is a possibility that Hassett's term could be shortened, as suggested by officials [1] Group 3: Candidate List - Treasury Secretary Mnuchin has submitted a list of four names to the White House, which includes Hassett and Walsh [1] - The other two candidates will be selected from a "shortlist" that includes Fed Governors Waller and Bowman, as well as BlackRock's Rick Rieder [1]