: Trump says he wouldn’t reappoint Fed’s Powell

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Former President Donald Trump said he would not reappoint Jerome Powell as chairman of the Federal Reserve, should he again win the White House. “I’m not a fan of Jay Powell,” Trump said in a taped Fox Business interview that aired Thursday. Trump, the frontrunner for the Republican nomination, frequently criticized Powell over monetary policy when he was president. “I felt that he was not good,” Trump — who nominated Powell for chairman in 2017 — told host Larry Kudlow. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who’s currently polling in second place for the GOP nomination, has also criticized the Fed chairman and said he wouldn’t reappoint him. Powell’s current term as chair ends in May 2026.

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