Fed's Miran says he'll likely stay after term ends until his seat is filled: Bloomberg

Core Viewpoint - Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran is likely to remain on the Board of Governors beyond his term expiration until a successor is confirmed by the Senate [1][2]. Group 1 - Miran joined the Federal Reserve in September after being appointed by President Trump to fill the remaining months of a 14-year board term following the unexpected resignation of Adriana Kugler in August [2]. - His current term is set to expire on January 31, but he indicated he would stay if no successor is confirmed by that date [1][2]. - President Trump is currently considering candidates to appoint as a successor to Fed Chair Jerome Powell, whose term will end in May [3].