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TRUMP PUTS FED CHAIR PICK ON HOLD IN DAVOS President Trump has not yet chosen his nominee for Federal Reserve chair and will not announce a decision during his Davos visit, according to a White House official. He remains undecided, Bloomberg reported. Kalshi currently favor former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh, followed by BlackRock executive Rick Rieder, Fed Governor Christopher Waller, and White House adviser Kevin Hassett. #Fed# #gold#

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