Recently, U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra gave an interview to a business media outlet, during which he expressed his expectations for the Senate. Becerra stated that he is optimistic that the Senate can confirm Stephen Miran to fill the temporary vacancy on The Federal Reserve Board of Governors before the Fed's monetary policy meeting in September.

At the same time, Besant also revealed some information about the upcoming permanent vacancy on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors that will arise in January next year. He mentioned that a broad candidate selection process is currently underway. Notably, former Fed Chair Janet Yellen is also on the consideration list. This news has attracted widespread attention from the market, as changes in personnel at the top of the Fed could impact future monetary policy.

The Fed, as the central bank of the United States, has significant influence on the global economy and financial markets. Therefore, the appointment of Board members has always been a focal point of close attention from various parties. How this personnel change will affect the Fed's policy direction remains to be further observed.