Core Points - President Trump has nominated Stephen Moore to fill the recently vacated position on the Federal Reserve Board, with a term ending on January 31, 2026 [1][4] - Trump is actively seeking long-term replacements for other Federal Reserve Board positions [4] Group 1: Nomination Details - Stephen Moore is currently the Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers and holds a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard University [4] - Moore previously served as a senior economic policy advisor at the U.S. Treasury during Trump's first term [4] Group 2: Economic Policy Proposals - Moore has proposed multilateral coordinated interventions to manipulate the exchange rates of the dollar, yen, and euro to prevent the appreciation of the dollar, referred to as "Plaza Accord 2.0" or "Mar-a-Lago Accord" [4] - In a paper published in 2024, Moore suggested enhancing the control of the Federal Reserve Board Chair, including shortening the Chair's term [4] Group 3: Federal Reserve Board Changes - The resignation of Federal Reserve Governor Kugar on August 8 has been interpreted as a move that allows Trump to make new appointments to the Federal Reserve Board ahead of schedule [4] - Kugar's term was originally set to end in January 2026, but his early departure opens the door for new nominations [4]