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February 12th - Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Milan said on Wednesday that he would be "very happy" to remain at the Fed long-term if asked, but the decision is not in his hands. Milans term has expired, making it the only remaining position available for President Trump to nominate former Fed Governor Peter Warsh as his nominee for Fed Chair, unless Fed Chair Jerome Powell resigns when his term expires in mid-May. Powell has not yet indicated his intention to leave. In an interview, Milan stated, "What happens next this year depends on many factors: whether there is a vacancy, the presidents choice, and the Senates confirmation decision."Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock: The February rate hike was mainly driven by private demand.Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock: The committee believes that an inflation rate of more than 3 percent is unacceptable.Federal Reserves Hamack: Rising gold and metal prices may be related to inflation.Federal Reserves Hamack: The U.S. government debt is on an unsustainable path and must be addressed.