White House Economic Adviser Stephen Miran Resigns to Focus on Federal Reserve Role
Stephen Miran has stepped down from his position at the WHITE House Council of Economic Advisers, honoring a pledge made during his Senate confirmation process. His resignation letter, dated Tuesday, cited the need for full-time commitment to his role at the Federal Reserve, where he has been serving since September to fill a temporary vacancy.
Miran's departure underscores the stringent demands of Federal Reserve governance. "Members of the Board of Governors must be committed full-time to their roles," he wrote, emphasizing his adherence to both legal requirements and personal integrity. The White House confirmed his exit, marking the end of his dual-service arrangement.