With limited economic data available due to the shutdown, the Fed’s policy path for December remains uncertain.
The Federal Reserve’s newest policymaker has an unconventional perspective on the US economy that’s proving tough to sell.
Fed’s Stephen Miran warns stablecoins could hit $3 trillion by 2030, reshaping global dollar demand and challenging U.S. monetary policy.
Trump-appointed Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran, known publicly in policy circles as Steve, told an audience of economists in New York on Friday that ...
The Federal Reserve governor argued that stablecoins' increasing demand for dollar-tied assets such as Treasuries will force ...
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Stephen Miran: Stablecoins may become multi-trillion dollar elephant in the room for central banks
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Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said the growth of stablecoins could over time put substantial downward pressure on ...
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said Friday that the rise of stablecoins is expected to push down the U.S. economy's ...
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran on Friday said that if stablecoins end up enjoying widespread adoption it could mean ...
Speaking at the BCVC Summit 2025 in New York, Miran explained that "even relatively conservative estimates of stablecoin ...
"I expect us to cut in December unless there’s some sort of surprise," Miran said during an interview on the Monetary Matters podcast with Jack Farley. He noted that the "distribution of votes around ...
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