3 clues about Trump’s Fed nominee, Jerome Powell

Published January 6, 2018 5:01am ET



Federal Reserve transcripts released Friday for its monetary policy meetings in 2012 provide the first public glimpse of Trump nominee Jerome Powell’s candid opinions about the management of the nation’s money supply.

Powell, who is President Trump’s choice to replace Janet Yellen as chair of the Fed, was appointed to the central bank’s board of governors in May 2012 as it weighed new aggressive monetary policies in the face of a flagging economy.

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