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White House seeks a successor to replace Ben Bernanke. The White House is looking for a successor to President of the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke, because it is not expected that it remains at his post at the end of his term, which ends in January, reported Thursday 27 June the Wall Street Journal. Even if he left the head of the central bank, the 14th president of the Fed remain a member of its Board of Governors until January 2020. The Vice-President of the Fed, Janet Yellen, is actuates . After a bri.
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White House seeks a successor to replace Ben Bernanke. The White House is looking for a successor to President of the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke, because it is not expected that it remains at his post at the end of his term, which ends in January, reported Thursday 27 June the Wall Street Journal. Even if he left the head of the central bank, the 14th president of the Fed remain a member of its Board of Governors until January 2020. The Vice-President of the Fed, Janet Yellen, is actuates . After a bri.

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