Fed’s Miran resigns from White House role

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• Miran resigns from the central bank’s board after senators urged him to leave. • He can stay until a successor is confirmed.

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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.