Jerome Powell (Fed Chair)

Jerome Powell is the Chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, the central bank responsible for managing the country's monetary policy. His role involves setting interest rates and regulating the money supply to ensure economic stability and growth. Appointed in 2018, Powell oversees decisions that influence inflation, unemployment, and overall economic health. His leadership is critical, especially during economic challenges, as he communicates the Fed's strategies and goals to the public and markets, aiming to foster a stable financial environment.