Trump says that Hasit, workshops and rugs are two final contestants for the Federal Reserve Chair

“You can say that these are the first three places,” Trump told reporters at the Oval Office.

Earlier, Trump indicated that although he had an idea of ​​who wanted to choose this position, he was committed to the interview.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessin, who was believed to be a job competitor before removing him from looking at the research organizing and repeated on Friday that he was not interested in this position.

“I am the only person on this planet who does not want the job,” Pesin said.

The timeline of the choice of a successor for a height, whose virginity has ended in May, is still clear. Pesin told the Wall Street Journal earlier this week that he would start interviewing with the candidates on Friday. On Wednesday, Waller said No appointment has been set yet To conduct an interview with the post. This follows Haseet comment On August 25, Trump’s decision on this matter remained “another a few months.”

The selection of selection drama continues with the approaching federal reserve officials to reduce interest rates after keeping its fixed situation since December. Powell in late August indicated that the risks of the labor market have become more prominent than inflation.

On Friday, another weak report in employment has prompted investors to increase the chances of lowering prices at the Federal Reserve meeting from 16 to 17 September to more than 100 %.

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Trump regularly mocked Powell to leave interest rates without changing this year, and on Friday he blamed the failure of the central bank to report disappointing jobs. Powell has previously urged to step down and said that he would not re -educate the Federal Reserve Chairman when his term as president ends.