Recently, U.S. President Trump expressed his latest views on the appointment plan for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. He stated that he might nominate an interim governor soon to fill the current vacancy, rather than directly announcing the candidate for the next Fed chair.

Trump revealed during a press interview at the White House: "We may first appoint an interim candidate, and then confirm the formal candidate. The interim candidate is expected to be announced within two to three days, after which we will appoint the formal candidate."

For potential candidates, Trump stated that he is considering about three individuals, who are likely from Wall Street's financial sector. In this decision-making process, the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of the Treasury, and the Vice President will all participate as advisors.

It is worth noting that Trump once again mentioned that former Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Kevin Warsh and National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett are still the main candidates for the position of Fed Chair. This statement shows that despite the imminent appointment of interim governors, long-term personnel arrangements are still being carefully considered.

This decision reflects the strategy of the Trump administration in handling personnel issues at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors: first addressing the current vacancies with temporary appointments, while allowing more time and space to choose suitable long-term leaders. This approach ensures the continuity of the Fed's work while providing ample consideration for important personnel decisions.