Economy

New faces at the Fed in 2017

By Joseph Lawler
Published December 30, 2016 4:18am ET
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New faces at the Fed in 2017
Three brand new voters will have a say in U.S. monetary policy in 2017, adding more variability to an already uncertain year for monetary reform. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Three brand new voters will have a say in U.S. monetary policy in 2017, adding more variability to an already uncertain year for monetary reform.

Joining the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy committee will be three regional bank presidents who have yet to vote on interest rate decisions: Neel Kashkari of Minneapolis, Robert Kaplan of Dallas, and Patrick Harker of Philadelphia.

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