Fed Chair Jerome Powell gives advice to his successor before term ends
FOX Business White House correspondent Edward Lawrence reports on 'Making Money' as the Federal Reserve announces its decision to leave rates unchanged. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell was asked about his future at the central bank beyond the end of his term in May and also offered some advice to his successor. Powell spoke at a news conference Wednesday after the central bank left interest rates unchanged at its January meeting after it cut the benchmark federal funds rate by 25 basis points at each of its final three meetings last year.His term as chairman of the Federal Reserve expires in May, though he could remain at the Fed as a member of the central bank's board of governors until January 2028 if he chooses to do so. "Honestly, I'd say a couple of things. One is stay ou...










