最新报道:According to the Bijie.com news, on September 9, Democratic members of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee demanded that Milan must commit to resigning from his position as White House chief economic adviser by September 8 before the Republican-controlled Senate Banking Committee takes further steps to advance his nomination. Milan stated at his nomination confirmation hearing last week that he only needs to take unpaid leave from the White House Council of Economic Advisers because his Federal Reserve position will only last until the end of January next year. Democratic senators pointed out that Milan's term may be longer, depending on the time required to confirm his successor, and Milan's dual role as a Federal Reserve governor and Trump adviser creates potential conflicts. In a letter to Milan, Democratic lawmakers stated: "The idea that you can make independent judgments on monetary policy and financial regulation is absurd. Without such a commitment, we believe the committee should not advance your nomination."