Here’s the latest on Federal Reserve Governor Milan and reports he may extend his term until a successor is confirmed:
A recent article circulating online states that Federal Reserve Governor Milan is expected to remain in office beyond the official end of his term until a successor has been nominated and confirmed by the Senate. This means he could continue to participate in monetary policy decisions even after his term expires at the end of January 2026.
However — important context on this:
🔎 Key Facts About Governors’ Terms
Federal Reserve governors serve fixed 14-year terms, and by law they continue to serve until their successor is confirmed, which is normal for many appointed federal posts. This means continued service after term expiration can legally happen absent a confirmed successor.
Milan (often referenced in sources as “Stephen Miran”) was confirmed in September 2025 to a seat on the Fed Board that runs through January 31, 2026.
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