Jerome Powell (Chairman)

Jerome Powell is the Chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, the central bank responsible for managing the country’s monetary policy. Appointed in 2018, he plays a key role in controlling inflation, regulating banks, and influencing interest rates to promote economic stability and growth. Powell oversees decisions that affect the economy, including how much money is circulating and the cost of borrowing. His leadership is crucial, especially during times of economic uncertainty, as the Federal Reserve aims to balance unemployment and inflation to support overall financial health in the U.S.