Three Federal Reserve governors may vote against at the September meeting, a first since 1988

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, the U.S. Senate confirmed Milani as the new Federal Reserve governor on Monday by a narrow margin, securing one of the 12 votes ahead of the crucial September policy meeting of the Federal Reserve. The other two Federal Reserve governors appointed by Trump, Bowman and Waller, both voted against maintaining interest rates at the July meeting, supporting a rate cut. Analysts say that due to weaker-than-expected labor market data, these two may vote against again at the September meeting, supporting a larger rate cut. Since the early tenure of former Chairman Greenspan in 1988, the Federal Reserve has not faced a situation where three governors opposed a policy decision.