Fed’s Miran resigns from White House role

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Summary

- Miran resigns from his role at the Federal Reserve Board after senators urged him to leave. - He is allowed to stay until a successor is confirmed.

Why It Matters for Texas Credit Unions

The article does not mention Texas specifically and pertains to a federal-level personnel change at the Federal Reserve Board.

Original Source Material

The move comes after senators urged him to leave the central bank’s board, where his term ended Jan. 31. Miran is allowed to stay until a successor is confirmed.