Forbes
1 min read

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated he would not resign if Donald Trump asked him to step down before his term ends in 2026. Legally, it remains unclear if a president has the authority to fire a Fed chair, as no president has attempted it, and there is no specific statute addressing the matter. According to the Brookings Institution, past presidents have concluded they lacked the authority to remove a Fed chair. A senior Trump adviser mentioned that Trump is unlikely to attempt to dismiss Powell in the remainder of his term. Continue here.

If you do need a website or your business needs a website, we’re here to bring your dreams to live. Contact us. We would give you the best in quality and the most affordable you would get on the market place. Enjoy our 100% refundable deals. You can’t loose let’s talk about your project. 


Kindly reach out on WhatsApp directly and let’s make this decision your most important and best investment post 3 years.


Disclaimer: Full credit to the writer, and the associates.

Comments
* The email will not be published on the website.