Core Viewpoint - Stephen Miran is a potential candidate for the position of Federal Reserve Chair, which could indicate a shift towards a policy of dollar depreciation and low interest rates under future economic policies [1][2]. Group 1: Candidate Profile - Stephen Miran is a Harvard-trained economist with a background in fiscal and trade policy, having served in the Treasury Department during Trump's first term and worked at Hudson Bay Capital [9][10]. - Miran has also been a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank, indicating his alignment with conservative economic policies [9]. Group 2: Federal Reserve Chair Selection - According to Federal Reserve rules, the Chair can only be selected from current Fed governors, and current Chair Jerome Powell has not confirmed his future plans after his term ends in May 2026 [6]. - Typically, Fed Chairs resign from the board entirely after their term, which raises questions about Powell's potential continuation as a governor [7][8].