特朗普称可能已选定一人任美联储主席，再次暗示哈塞特“出局”

Group 1 - President Trump indicated that the selection process for the next Federal Reserve Chair has narrowed down to potentially one candidate, with Rick Rieder and Kevin Warsh being strong contenders [1][2] - Trump expressed dissatisfaction with current Chair Jerome Powell, labeling his performance as "terrible" and suggesting that Powell's continuation as a Fed governor post-2026 would not be favorable for him [2] - The next Fed Chair is expected to be a respected male figure, with Trump stating that the selection process is nearing completion and has included a diverse range of candidates [2] Group 2 - Kevin Hassett's chances of becoming the next Fed Chair have significantly decreased, as Trump prefers him to remain in his current role as the White House economic advisor [3] - Following Trump's comments, analysts have suggested that Warsh is now a leading candidate to succeed Powell, given Trump's previous positive impressions of him [3][4] - Rieder's candidacy has gained momentum after a successful meeting with Trump, positioning him as a strong contender alongside Hassett, Warsh, and Christopher Waller [4][5] Group 3 - Key Senate Republicans have warned that Trump's nominee for the Fed Chair will face stricter scrutiny, with Rieder being viewed as a candidate more likely to gain congressional approval [5] - Rieder's views on interest rates and fiscal policy, particularly his advocacy for lowering rates to a neutral level of around 3%, have attracted market attention [5]