According to reports, Trump is currently considering a step-by-step strategy to fill the vacancies on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. He revealed to reporters at the White House that he may first nominate an interim candidate in the coming days, followed by determining the formal nominee for the board.

Trump stated that he is currently considering about three candidates, who may come from the financial sector. He also mentioned that the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of the Treasury, and the Vice President are all involved in this decision-making process, providing advice for selecting the right candidate.

It is worth noting that Trump did not take this opportunity to reveal his preferred candidate for the next Fed chairman. He reiterated that former Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Kevin Warsh and National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett remain the leading candidates for the chairman position.

This decision reflects the cautious attitude of the Trump administration in handling important economic decisions. By first appointing interim candidates and then determining formal candidates, it may be to give the government more time to evaluate and select the most suitable candidates to ensure the stable operation and policy continuity of the Fed.

This move has also raised market attention to the future policy direction of the Fed. The background and stance of the new board member may influence the Fed's decision-making, which in turn could impact financial markets and the overall economic environment. Therefore, investors and economists will closely monitor the progress of this personnel appointment and its potential effects.