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    Powell showed he’s still ‘firmly in control’ after White House adviser Miran’s first FOMC meeting, former Fed official says

    Powell showed he’s still ‘firmly in control’ after White House adviser Miran’s first FOMC meeting, former Fed official says

    “Their actions demonstrate integrity, commitment to the Fed’s mission and the importance of sustaining the central bank’s independence.”

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    September 20, 2025

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