Janet Yellen Was Elected to Be the Chair of the Fed
On the 6th January Janet Yellen was approved to become the chair of the Federal Reserve. The candidate offered and approved by president Obama and his administration received 56 votes from the senators, leaving the opposition with humble and not crucial 26. Most of her opponents are Republicans, but the Senate is controlled by the Democrats supporting the choice. The most dissatisfied proved to be the Senators from the state Texas - Ted Cruz and John Cornyn. Both have criticized Yellen back in October, when she first was named as a potential personality for the job. On the 9th October Sen.....
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Janet Yellen Source: United States Federal Reservce. In response to a letter sent yesterday from West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin [D] (which warned that Bitcoin could be used by criminals and could also disrupt the U. S. economy), Chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Janet Yellen has responded: and the long and short of it is that the Federal Reserve can't really do anything about it. "Bitcoin is a payment innovation that's taking place outside the banking industry. To the best of my knowledge there's no intersection at all, in any way, between Bitcoin and banks....
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Janet Yellen, Joe Biden’s pick for the Treasury Secretary, has revealed her policy for cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin. She claims that cryptocurrencies are mainly used for illicit financing and their use needs to be curtailed. Janet Yellen Reveals Her Plans for Cryptocurrencies In the Senate hearing to consider Janet Yellen’s nomination as Secretary of the Treasury on Tuesday, Yellen was asked about cryptocurrencies. She is Joe Biden’s pick to lead the Treasury Department under his administration. The crypto question was asked by Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH), who....