The Justice Department’s investigation into Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell could embolden him to remain on the central bank’s board after his chairmanship ends.
Powell’s term as chairman is up in May, but his term on the Fed Board of Governors doesn’t end until 2028. Traditionally, Fed chairs retire from the board after their term is up, allowing the president to fill the vacancy.
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