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Trump Leaning Toward Warsh or Hassett for Fed Chair

Kevin Hassett says Federal Reserve can reject Trump’s views if he is chair

WASHINGTON — A leading candidate to be President Donald Trump’s choice for Federal Reserve chair said that he would present the president’s views to Fed officials for their consideration but they coul...

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Kevin Hassett says he’d be happy to talk to Trump everyday as Fed chair, but the president’s opinion would have no weight on the FOMC

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Kevin Hassett says Trump would have no weight in Fed decisions if he's picked as next chair

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Hassett says Trump would have ‘no weight’ in Fed’s decision making if he’s chair

Kevin Hassett, President Donald Trump’s top economic adviser, on Sunday dismissed concerns that he would simply push Trump’s agenda if he’s chosen as the next Fed chair.

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Hassett: Trump's Voice Would Have 'No Weight' In Fed Rate Decisions

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Kevin Hassett says he’d be happy to talk to Trump everyday as Fed chair, but the president’s opinion would have ‘no weight’ on the FOMC

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Fed chair front-runner Hassett's candidacy opposed by people close to Trump, CNBC reports

Dec 15 (Reuters) - White House economic adviser and Federal Reserve chair front-runner Kevin Hassett's candidacy has received some pushback from people close to President Donald Trump, CNBC reported on Monday,

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Kevin Hassett Says He Would Be Independent at the Fed. Some Who Know Him Worry.

Barron’s spoke with former colleagues of the leading candidate to replace Chair Jerome Powell.

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Why Kevin Warsh is newly ascendant in the Fed chair contest

The race to become the Federal Reserve’s next chair appeared almost over just a couple of weeks ago, but it’s now back to looking like a real competition.

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Fed chief frontrunner Kevin Hassett will do whatever it takes to push through Trump’s MAGA-nomics

Kevin Hassett remains the odds-on favorite to succeed Jerome Powell as chairman of the Federal Reserve — despite vast misgiving from Wall Street and CEO types. “It’s in the president’s hands,” is how one person close to the process of nominating the next Fed chairman put it.