Presidents of both parties have reappointed Fed chairs nominated by the other party: President Reagan reappointed Paul Volcker, President Clinton reappointed Allan Greenspan, and President Obama reappointed Ben Bernanke.
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All three commission members were appointed or reappointed by Gov.
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Ordinarily, Mr Servansing, a Mauritian judge, would have been reappointed.
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Governor Mugur Isarescu has been reappointed for a new term.
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Was reappointed to the position he has held since 2012.
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Nissan's C.E.O., Hiroto Saikawa, was reappointed to the company's board.
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I would still be somewhat surprised if Trump reappointed Yellen.
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Two decades after leaving, Mr. Belohlavek was reappointed in 2012.
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After losing that race, he was reappointed by President Kennedy.
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Whether Yellen gets reappointed in February is an open question.
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The judges are appointed for nine years and can't be reappointed.
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It is not clear how many of them will be reappointed.
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America's public lands, was picked last September, and reappointed in January,
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I THINK SHE WOULD BE A TERRIFIC CANDIDATE TO BE REAPPOINTED.
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In 1967, President Lyndon B. Johnson, also a Democrat, reappointed him.
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José Gime and André Lelo were reappointed as non-executive directors.
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Washington was later reappointed to his post by President Richard Nixon.
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Some are expected to be reappointed, but it is unclear how many.
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When asked if Nene would be reappointed, a second source said "yes".
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With a weakened hand she reappointed most of her ministers on Sunday.
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Huelskamp tried to get reappointed to the Agriculture panel but was unsuccessful.
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His coalition's victory raised expectations that Kuroda is likely to be reappointed.
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He was reappointed to the board in 1996 and served until 2010.
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The third non-central bank member, economist Reuben Gronau, was also reappointed.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean he can be re-elected and reappointed.
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President Barack Obama reappointed George W. Bush's nominee, Ben Bernanke, as chairman.
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Under intense pressure, Zuma reappointed former finance minister Pravin Gordhan to the post.
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On the contrary, he reappointed his pliable sidekick, Dmitry Medvedev, as prime minister.
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Kiir reappointed Machar earlier this year under a peace deal agreed in August.
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Gyewali's predecessor Govind Raj Pokharel has been reappointed to the post, he said.
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Kelton: Yes, but President Obama and President Clinton both reappointed Republican Fed chairs.
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Volcker was reappointed to lead the Fed by President Ronald Reagan in 1983.
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He was reappointed with 78 percent of the vote, a relatively weak showing.
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He was reappointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1983 and served until 1987.
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Bernanke was appointed by George W. Bush and reappointed by Democratic President Barack Obama.
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Muhammad Khatami reappointed many of Mr Rafsanjani's senior ministers to his cabinet in 1997.
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I was of course appointed originally by George Bush and reappointed by Barack Obama.
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He was unanimously reappointed vice chair last month, according to the New York Times.
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Board terms last two years, with no term limits, and members are often reappointed.
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"Very pleased to be reappointed," Glen said on his official Twitter account on Friday.
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The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation reappointed Gail May Engelberg to its board of trustees.
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Gordhan, who was fired by Zuma last March, was also reappointed to the cabinet.
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That's the case for Haruhiko Kuroda who will be reappointed Bank of Japan governor.
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Four of the five current members were appointed or reappointed by Mr. de Blasio.
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Mr. Runcie, an Obama-era holdover, was appointed in 2011 and reappointed in 2015.
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In June, HKEX Chief Executive Charles Li was reappointed for a further three years.
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Castellucci was reappointed CEO at Atlantia last May with a new three-year mandate.
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A number of newspapers also reported on Sunday that Noonan was expected to be reappointed.
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MI) reappointed Amos Genish as its chief executive on Monday, French media group Vivendi (VIV.
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Deniskin and several other directors will not be reappointed, however, according to the regulatory filing.
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Rickers was reappointed to the post in 2005 by Kaine, who succeeded Warner as governor.
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General de Villiers, in office since 2014, was reappointed for another year on June 30th.
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"I reappointed him, and he disappointed me," said Mr Bush of the Federal Reserve chairman.
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Haruhiko Kuroda, boss of the Bank of Japan, must be reappointed or replaced by April.
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Despite the criticism, the Obama administration reappointed Runcie to a five-year term in December.
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Myeni had been reappointed in September 2016 for a year, alongside 11 other board members.
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Evers initially rescinded all 82 of Walker's appointees, though he later reappointed all but 15.
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They ultimately had the support of the international financial community and Volcker was not reappointed.
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Yellen is still in the running to be reappointed by Trump to a new term.
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For one thing, Governor Cooper reappointed Mr. Emory to the coastal commission over the summer.
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Eight members of the commission were reappointed, and nine others are new to the panel.
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I would say Mr. Fischer's resignation may increase the odds that Janet Yellen gets reappointed.
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But he was reappointed after the vote and appeared on several political talk shows on Sunday.
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If (I was) elected president, she would not be reappointed to be chair of the DNC.
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Players who are unable to maintain strong economic conditions are not reappointed for a second term.
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In May, it set the July deadline for the board to be constitutionally reappointed or replaced.
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He reappointed Yellen's predecessor, Ben Bernanke, then named her in 2013 to chair the central bank.
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A source has told Reuters Kuroda is likely to get reappointed for a rare second term.
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Nancy was a proud Republican, appointed by President Richard Nixon, and reappointed by President Gerald Ford.
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Lee was reappointed by President Moon Jae-in to lead the BOK for another four years.
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Obama reappointed Ben Bernanke -- initially nominated by George W. Bush -- in his first year as president.
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Yellen told PBS in an exit interview that she was disappointed not to have been reappointed.
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HKEX has reappointed Chief Executive Officer Charles Li for a further three years, the bourse said.
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However, Staley is set to be reappointed at the bank's upcoming annual general meeting next month.
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The announcement came after the caretaker prime minister on Monday declined to be reappointed as premier.
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"I reappointed him, and he disappointed me," Mr. Bush said in a television interview in 1998.
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President Bush appointed McDowell to the FCC in 2006, and President Obama reappointed him in 2009.
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Reagan reappointed Volcker in 1983, and he served in the role until stepping down in 1987.
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If Lopez gets reappointed, "we have to fight her again," at another confirmation hearing, Recidoro added.
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He was reappointed by Mayors John V. Lindsay in 1972 and Edward I. Koch in 1981.
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Adrienne Arsht, a business leader and major philanthropist of the arts, is being reappointed to the board.
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He was reappointed as speaker a year later after he was cleared by the parliament's ethics panel.
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Markets are waiting to see whether he is reappointed for another five-year term after April 19.
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Kganyago, recently reappointed to a second five year-term, is a staunch defender of the bank's independence.
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The board of directors is currently chaired by Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak, who may be reappointed.
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However, upon being reappointed, Mr. Greenspan did not lower rates as much as the Bush administration preferred.
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At the end of the term of office, the judge can be reappointed to a second term.
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Mr. Maiga was appointed in December 2017 and reappointed last September, after Mr. Keita was re-elected.
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Greenspan was appointed by Ronald Reagan in 1987 and reappointed by three successive presidents from both parties.
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Appointees named to their posts by previous governors and not reappointed by Mr. Cuomo also were excluded.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen's term ends early next year unless she is reappointed by President Donald Trump.
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Reappointed and sworn in on June 22019, 2014, for a 14-year term ending January 31, 2028.
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He succeeds Janet Yellen, who served one full term but was not reappointed by President Donald Trump.
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Below are candidates to succeed Kuroda if he is not reappointed, based on a Reuters poll of economists.
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A new head of that office will need to be appointed (or Mueller reappointed) to continue the investigation.
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Some of the current scientists on the board received notification by email that they would not be reappointed.
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Some of the current scientists on the board received notification via email that they would not be reappointed.
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The lender said on Friday that Chairman Alessandro Falciai would be unavailable to be reappointed for personal reasons.
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He also reappointed Judge Gayle P. Roberts, who has been on the Family Court for almost 19 years.
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When Kuroda was reappointed for another five-year term starting in April 0.53, the bank dropped the timeframe.
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The previous three Fed chairs were reappointed, in each case by a president of the opposite political party.
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Paul Selva will have his confirmation hearing to be reappointed vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Last month, Hungary's chief prosecutor Peter Polt, an Orban loyalist, was reappointed for a second nine-year term.
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President Obama appointed Huber as the US attorney of Utah in 2015, and Trump reappointed him in 2017.
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Saikawa needs the support of at least half of voting shareholders at the June 25 meeting to be reappointed.
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While Yellen is likely to resign if not reappointed as chair, should she consider staying on as a governor?
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Britain was aghast when it failed to get a judge reappointed to the International Court of Justice in 2017.
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It's also not inconceivable that she could be reappointed as competition commissioner, given how she has owned the office.
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She has also reappointed Gavin Williamson as her chief whip in the lower house of parliament, Downing Street said.
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Many analysts see a good chance that Kuroda will be reappointed, though Abe has not offered clear hints yet.
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The committee approved by voice vote for Dunford to be reappointed as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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The government has reappointed Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for another five-year term when the current one ends in April.
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After the initial term of eight years for the justices, they could be reappointed by the president and Senate.
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Saikawa needs the support of at least half of voting shareholders at the June 25 meeting to get reappointed.
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Ms. Diamonstein-Spielvogel has donated $27,500 to Mr. Cuomo's campaign since he reappointed her to the council in 2013.
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He was reappointed by Mr. Cuomo to the judicial conduct commission in 2012 and has given $56,000 since then.
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Paul Selva told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday, during his confirmation hearing to be reappointed vice chairman.
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Paul Selva told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday, during his confirmation hearing to be reappointed vice chairman.
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Paul Selva to be reappointed as the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at 28500:6900 a.m.
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Paul Selva to be reappointed as the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at 2900:220006 a.m.
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Lawmakers have proposed that Gyorgy Kocziszky, whose term also expires early next month, be reappointed for another six years.
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Since 1951, all the past Fed chairs save one — Miller — have been reappointed to at least one more term.
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Volcker was first appointed by Democratic President Jimmy Carter and reappointed to a second term by Republican President Ronald Reagan.
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Nene was reappointed to his former position by Ramaphosa two years after being sacked from the same role by Zuma.
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He joined the Fed's board of governors in 2012 and was reappointed in 2014 for a term ending in 2028.
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Wynaendts, 60, has been Aegon's CEO since 2007, and was reappointed for a new four-year term earlier this year.
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Given this track record, you might expect to see either Yellen reappointed or an equally qualified technocrat take her place.
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He said in an interview that while he would have liked to be reappointed, he was unwilling to play politics.
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President Donald Trump might have reappointed Janet Yellen to head the Federal Reserve if only she was a few inches taller.
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"Yellen is the only Fed Chair not to be reappointed in the last 21970 years," noted Washington Post columnist Matt O'Brien.
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Obama reappointed Cordray in 2013, after which Cordray retroactively affirmed the actions he had taken while he had been improperly serving.
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Schneiderman was joined onstage by Democratic FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, an Obama-era appointee who was reappointed by the Trump administration.
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Li Keqiang was reappointed for a second term as prime minister, after several years of rumours that he might be replaced.
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DO YOU THINK JANET YELLEN HAS DONE A GOOD JOB AND DO YOU THINK SHE SHOULD BE REAPPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT?
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Nor by historical standards is it odd: the Fed's past three leaders were all reappointed by presidents from the other party.
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Charles Li - Li has been HKEX chief executive since 2010 and in 2018 was reappointed to the role until October 2021.
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Her husband, Carl Spielvogel, was reappointed by Mr. Cuomo to the board of the State University of New York in 2015.
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Charles Li - Li has been HKEX chief executive since 2010 and in 153 was reappointed to the role until October 2021.
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Mr. Kalanick then immediately reappointed himself to one of the three new board seats that he controlled through the 2016 amendment.
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JOE KERNEN: We may not get back to the Fed, so I got to ask you, Yellen, did he get reappointed?
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Paul Selva, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to be reappointed to the role for another two years.
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If Mr. Tusk is reappointed, Mr. Zuleeg said, it might even help Warsaw in its off-and-on conflict with Brussels.
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In 2010, President Obama reappointed Ben S. Bernanke, first nominated by President George W. Bush, before naming Ms. Yellen in 2014.
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If an independent body were to match auditors and companies, that could stop auditors from going easy in order to be reappointed.
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Its governor Haruhiko Kuroda, the man behind the monetary stimulus, was reappointed this year and would therefore survive beyond an Abe exit.
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The 72-year-old is likely to be reappointed if Prime Minister Shinzo Abe retains power after Sunday's general election, analysts say.
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A week earlier, the company said both men would not be reappointed to the board at its annual shareholder meeting this month.
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Oppenheimer Asset Management's John Stoltzfus warns that if Janet Yellen doesn't get reappointed as Federal Reserve chair, stocks could take a hit.
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He was reappointed prime minister after the 1979 election, serving until 1982, when his government was defeated by Olof Palme's Social Democrats.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has reappointed Justine Greening as education secretary, Downing Street said in a statement on Sunday.
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"I really hope and believe she should be reappointed because there's nobody I can think of that would do better," Kashkari said.
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Cardinal Sean O'Malley of Boston was reappointed as the leader of the group, called the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors.
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Mr. Xi is then almost certain to be reappointed state president, and Li Keqiang appears likely to win another term as premier.
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Mr. Joko, who has ignored the students' concerns since starting his new term, reappointed the two ministers in charge of those policies.
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For 10 years, he directed Rusk's outpatient department but was not reappointed after he started delving more deeply into mind-body concepts.
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"I can't wait a year," said Mr. Lhota, who was reappointed to lead the agency for a second time by Mr. Cuomo.
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Reappointed to his post last month by the president, the general has been vocal about the depleted state of the armed forces.
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President Richard M. Nixon reappointed him to its successor group, the president's Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality, and Mr. Diamond became its chairman.
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She is likely to be reappointed but a weak show of support for her would undermine her authority and accelerate the succession debate
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Basci's future is uncertain, and markets are waiting to see whether he will be reappointed for another five-year term after April 19.
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Finance Minister Michael Noonan, one of the longest-serving members of the euro zone's group of finance ministers, was reappointed to his position.
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The appeals court in May extended a May 16 deadline for the board's seven members to be reappointed or replaced to July 15.
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The outcome means Mrs Merkel will be reappointed chancellor for a fourth term on March 14th, an unprecedented six months after the election.
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Descalzi, who was head of exploration and production at Eni before taking over the top spot, could be reappointed for a second term.
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The FSA declined to comment on the remarks by Mori, who was reappointed this month to a rare third term as FSA chief.
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At issue are comments Selva made Tuesday during his confirmation hearing to be reappointed Joint Chiefs vice chairman for another two-year term.
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The new IRS would be led by an administrator who would have a term of three years and could only be reappointed once.
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President Donald Trump is expected to release his decision Thursday afternoon, with only a slight chance that Chair Janet Yellen will be reappointed.
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She is likely to be reappointed but a weak show of support for her would undermine her authority and accelerate the succession debate.
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But in the time since this deal would have gone down, Dorsey was reappointed CEO of Twitter and he successfully took Square public.
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At the Bank of Japan, Haruhiko Kuroda's term as governor expires in April, and there is uncertainty over whether he will be reappointed.
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Renown said CEO Yoshiyuki Jinbo and Chairman Minoru Kitabatake failed to be reappointed at its annual general meeting, with opposition from Shandong Ruyi.
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In fact, several have been reappointed to other, often higher, positions, despite Mr. Duterte's vow to never tolerate even a "whiff" of corruption.
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The government reappointed Visco in October despite opposition from Renzi and the PD. His testimony was eagerly awaited by politicians of all stripes.
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His successor Donald Tsang served out the rest of Tung's term, and was subsequently reappointed for a full five-year term in 2007.
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"My best guess is that it doesn't seem likely that she's going to be reappointed," said Luke Bartholomew, investment strategist at Aberdeen Investments.
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Duterte reappointed Lopez this week after lawmakers deferred a decision to confirm or reject her appointment before Congress went into recess from March 18.
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They were reappointed with higher salaries under a provision of the Safe Drinking Water Act after the White House did not approve the raises.
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LONDON, June 11 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has reappointed Chris Grayling as transport minister, Downing Street said in a statement on Sunday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has reappointed Liam Fox as minister for international trade, Downing Street said in a statement on Sunday.
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Many guess that a second Rajan term is on the cards: sitting RBI governors are ritually reappointed, to bring their term to five years.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 2 (Reuters) - South Africa's cabinet has reappointed Dudu Myeni as the chairwoman of the loss-making national airline, it said on Friday.
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Nigeria has reappointed the banks that handled its last Eurobond sale - Citigroup, Stanbic IBTC Bank and Standard Chartered Bank - for the new bond sale.
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The departure of Iwata, who said he was "quite sure" he wouldn't be reappointed, would symbolize an end to the BOJ's radical monetary experiment.
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This course correction is also why our recommendation that Janet Yellen be reappointed as chair of the Federal Reserve still seems solid to us.
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The event holds great symbolic value as China's current President Xi Jinping will be reappointed by the body politic for another five-year term.
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The finance ministry also said Norval Bryson, an actuary and insurance expert, had been reappointed to the PRC for a further three-year term.
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Since then, Fed chairs from Paul Volcker to Alan Greenspan to Ben Bernanke, Yellen's predecessor, were reappointed by at least one incoming U.S. president.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi reappointed Tarek Amer as the governor of the central bank last month for a second four-year term.
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Nene is a key ally of Ramaphosa, who reappointed him finance minister in a cabinet reshuffle shortly after he became president earlier this year.
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Indonesia removed JPMorgan as its primary bond dealer after analysts issued a negative report on the country in late 2016, though later reappointed it.
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The manager, who took the helm of the company in 2005, said he aimed to be reappointed next year and serve another three-year term.
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His powers were reduced when he was reappointed in a new cabinet in May and others in government are sending less comforting signals for investors.
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He was reappointed last month but was quoted as telling the TASS news agency on Thursday he was now "examining this possibility" of standing down.
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Poland was isolated and rebuffed at an European Union summit earlier this month when Tusk, a centrist, was reappointed as council president over Warsaw's objections.
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But Mr. Ramaphosa also reappointed a handful of familiar figures from Mr. Zuma's past cabinets, including some linked to cases of corruption and poor administration.
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The former McDonald's CFO was reappointed to the board in December 2016 as part of the chain's agreement with Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management.
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If Yellen is not reappointed, former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh is the top pick of 34 percent of respondents, up from 24 percent in July.
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Chief Judge Roger L. Gregory was initially appointed by President Bill Clinton during a Senate recess and was later reappointed by President George W. Bush.
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Henry Lemons, who was the lone black male commissioner for years, was not reappointed when his term expired in 21992, though he had strong credentials.
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"This is painful ... This was not on the list of problems we expected," said Enders, who was reappointed group CEO for three years on Thursday.
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He was reappointed to his position by Mr. Bouteflika in 2013, is close to the Algerian president, and like him is from the country's west.
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The king swiftly reappointed the same unelected cabinet with only a few minor alterations, and since then has proceeded to push through a host of decrees.
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"The fact that he was reappointed as a deputy governor ... and now promoted ... shows the strong support he enjoys from the government," the first official said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has reappointed Sajid Javid as minister for communities and local government, Downing Street said in a statement on Sunday.
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The arrest, the first since Xi Jinping was reappointed as China's leader last month, suggests Mr Xi's anti-corruption drive will continue in his second term.
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Mr Edwards has reappointed Mr Cain's boss and longtime pal, James LeBlanc, as corrections secretary, where he will remain in control of Louisiana's vast prison network.
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The U.S. central bank sets interest rates and regulates banks, and there's been a lot of speculation over whether current Chair Janet Yellen will be reappointed.
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With Mr. Xi about to be reappointed to another five-year term in a Communist Party conference that begins on Wednesday, it's worth remembering this visit.
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But he was reappointed after the magazine acknowledged that his views "were not accurately represented in the tweets" that had been published along with the article.
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Scientists recently serving on the committee told CNN that they learned they would not be reappointed when Wheeler announced the committee's five new members on Wednesday.
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Gundlach said Fed chair Janet Yellen, whom Trump said would "most likely" be replaced if elected, would not be reappointed in 2018 under a Trump administration.
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The Chinese Communist Party recently reappointed Xi as president, and in the process endowed him with more power than a Chinese leader has had in decades.
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There are normally seven WTO appeals judges, but if Shree Baboo Chekitan Servansing, a trade judge from Mauritius, is not reappointed when his term expires on Sept.
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After a sharp drop in the rand and government bonds, he dismissed van Royen after four days and reappointed Gordhan, restoring a measure of calm to markets.
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Some analysts say Kuroda will be reappointed when his five-year term ends in April 2018, though others say candidates such as Mori could fill the post.
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Amano, a 72-year-old Japanese diplomat, was reappointed in 2017 to a third four-year term in charge of the International Atomic Energy Agency, until Nov.
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Earlier on Friday, the government reappointed BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for a second term and chose an advocate of bolder monetary easing as one of his deputies.
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Mr. Puigdemont, the embodiment of Catalonia's aspirations for independence, announced in early March that he was giving up his efforts to be reappointed as the region's president.
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To be reappointed, Mr. Saikawa will need the support of at least half of Nissan's shareholders when the company holds its annual shareholders meeting on June 25.
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Pellegrini was fired following Saturday's home loss to Leicester — its ninth defeat in 12 matches — and reappointed Moyes, who saved the club from relegation two seasons ago.
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The regulator, Fang Liu, an aviation law expert who long worked for China's main flight regulatory agency, was reappointed last year to a second three-year term.
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However, Salehi who was reappointed this month as vice president and the head of the Atomic Energy Organization, said his main priority would be to protect the JCPOA.
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Some analysts said Abe's emphatic win increased the chances that BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, who is widely considered a policy dove, would be reappointed when his term ends.
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The comments by both Aso and the premier backed market expectations that Kuroda is likely to be reappointed even though the premier said that nothing has been decided.
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Media reports that Kuroda will be reappointed did little to reverse the yen's ascent, as investors perceived him as less willing to ramp up stimulus than other candidates.
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In February, the fund's board reappointed Christine Lagarde, a former finance minister of France, to a second five-year term as president after no other candidate was nominated.
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"I would have liked to serve an additional term and I did make that clear, so I will say I was disappointed not to be reappointed," she said.
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The results add to the obstacles facing Jack Dorsey, a founder of the company who was reappointed chief executive last year and who vowed to turn it around.
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It's been a back and forth for months, with Trump hinting at times Yellen would be reappointed and suggesting at others that he was looking for her successor.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's government said on Thursday that Socialist lawmaker Maria Jesus Montero has been reappointed as budget minister as part of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's new cabinet.
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JAKARTA, April 30 (Reuters) - Indonesia has reappointed JP Morgan Chase Bank as a primary dealer for Indonesian sovereign bonds, the Finance Ministry said in a statement on Monday.
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He reappointed Nicky Morgan as culture secretary by making her a life peer in the House of Lords, even though she stood down as a member of Parliament.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's treasurer reappointed the head of the country's banking regulator on Monday and lifted its funding, even though a powerful public inquiry found the watchdog wanting.
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Meanwhile, they placed a 20 percent chance on Yellen being reappointed, a 10 percent chance for National Economic Council director Gary Cohn, and 10 percent for other candidates.
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But with May reeling from the loss of her Conservative Party's parliamentary majority last week, she reappointed Hammond to his job, and it was her aides who lost theirs.
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The list of names, which include nine new trustees and one trustee who is being reappointed, include a range of backgrounds: Academy Award-winning actor Voight; former Arkansas Gov.
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In the meantime, the oversight board has asked an appeals court to extend a July 15 deadline it set for the board's seven members to be reappointed or replaced.
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The government reappointed Kuroda to serve another five-year term when the current one ends on April 8 and parliament is expected to approve both Wakatabe's and Amamiya's nominations.
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Canadian Tire Corp Ltd shares fell 3.8 percent to C$138.87 after the retailer reappointed Stephen Wetmore as CEO more than 18 months after he left the top job.
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MI) reappointed Amos Genish as chief executive on Monday, as the phone group enters a new phase after activist fund Elliott wrestled board control from top shareholder Vivendi (VIV.PA).
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"I would have liked to serve an additional term and I did make that clear, so I will say I was disappointed not to be reappointed," she said Friday.
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With Yellen unlikely to be reappointed, many traders have generally been hoping for someone like Yellen who won't raise interest rates too fast to keep the economic expansion going.
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In the meantime, the oversight board has asked an appeals court to extend a July 15 deadline it set for the board's seven members to be reappointed or replaced.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese government leaders reaffirmed their confidence in Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda on Tuesday, bolstering expectations that he will be reappointed for a rare second term.
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HONG KONG, June 13 (Reuters) - Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEX) has reappointed Chief Executive Officer Charles Li for a further three years, the bourse said on Tuesday.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe failed to confirm whether or not Kuroda would be reappointed as governor of the central bank at a news conference on Wednesday, Reuters reported.
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He pointed out that the director would have had to step down or be reappointed by the end of the year, given the five-year term limit for directors.
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"Last Friday we saw that Governor Kuroda will be reappointed for five more years, and that's a signal to us that business will continue on as usual," Doyle continued.
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Ouattara, who won a second five-year term with nearly 84 percent of the vote, reappointed Daniel Kablan Duncan as prime minister and called for greater unity within the government.
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Matolcsy, reappointed for a second six-year term this month, said the external economic environment posed downside risks to the outlook for price growth, while the domestic economy remained inflationary.
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While Ms. Lagarde was reappointed to a second term as the fund's managing director earlier this year, her ability to make a difference on such broad, controversial issues is unclear.
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The business-friendly politician was reappointed on Sunday, tasked with reviving a sluggish economy and business sentiment hit by regional turmoil by overseeing a new International Monetary Fund-guided program.
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"I should say reappointed, because we will have an even larger population that will vote against him in 28500," Moore said in an interview with Fast Company magazine published Monday.
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This, of course, is Miss America's new leadership committee, the one appointed after chief executive Sam Haskell was ousted and replaced by a woman, and a new board was reappointed.
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Worth noting: Wang Qishan, the head of Mr. Xi's anticorruption campaign who previously spearheaded the Chinese government's response to the global financial crisis, was not reappointed to the Central Committee.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank has reappointed Roland Straub as Counsellor to ECB chief Christine Lagarde, extending the mandate of a key aide to former ECB President Mario Draghi.
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After he stepped down, Mr. Kalanick left the board seat designated for the chief executive, but immediately reappointed himself to one of the three seats he controlled, the lawsuit asserts.
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Many analysts see a good chance that Kuroda will be reappointed when the government selects successors to him and his two deputies in coming months, decisions that need parliament's approval.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's administration reappointed Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for another five-year term in an indication that the country's stimulus policy will stay the course.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency expressed dismay after one of its leading critics, the pole-vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva, was reappointed to head the board of the Russian Anti-Doping Agency.
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"Anything that reduces the probability of Yellen being reappointed necessarily means the Fed looks more hawkish than it would otherwise," said the RBC's head of currency strategy Adam Cole, in London.
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The warring parties agreed in January to share ministerial positions in a transitional government of national unity, and earlier this month Kiir reappointed Machar to his old post as vice president.
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A budget delivered on Thursday by Patrick Chinamasa, the finance minister axed by Mr Mugabe and reappointed by Mr Mnangagwa, seeks to increase investor confidence by promising a "new economic order".
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Zuma reappointed Gordhan in December 2015 after his decision to replace the respected Nhlanhla Nene as finance minister with a little-known politician triggered a steep selloff in South African assets.
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BRAZZAVILLE (Reuters) - Congo Republic President Denis Sassou Nguesso reappointed Clement Mouamba as prime minister on Monday, four days after Mouamba and his cabinet resigned, the president's office said in a statement.
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Honda's remarks on Wednesday came after Abe's election victory last month raised expectations for Kuroda to be reappointed, or an advocate of reflationary policy, such as Honda, to be picked instead.
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The government reappointed BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for another five-year term when his current one ends in April, signaling no big changes will be made to the bank's policy framework.
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Plus, she is a very strong believer in an independent Federal Reserve, unencumbered by political influence, which in the age of Trump, makes her unlikely to be reappointed to the position.
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Mr. Wheeler is entering what are probably the last few months of his tenure at the agency, as he is not expected to be reappointed by whoever becomes the next president.
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Restoring a sense of public morality has been a policy goal of Mr. Xi, who is set to be reappointed as Communist Party leader at the party's 19th congress starting Wednesday.
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The official announcement said that Mr. Song would inform North Korea of the results of the 19th Communist Party congress last month that reappointed President Xi Jinping to a second term.
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Prime Minister Theresa May reappointed most of her ministers on Sunday but brought a Brexit campaigner and party rival into government to try to unite her Conservatives after a disastrous election.
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Acting chief executive officer, Tyrone Moodley, stepped down on Monday and has been reappointed as a non-executive member of the firm which operates franchises such as Domino's Pizza and Starbucks.
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But with May reeling from the loss of her Conservative Party's parliamentary majority in last week's election, she reappointed Hammond to his job, and it was her aides who lost theirs.
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A Reuters poll a few days ago found a majority of economists expect Yellen to serve out the remainder of her term until early 2018 but don't think she will be reappointed.
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Starr replaced independent counsel Robert Fiske, who had been appointed by Reno but needed to be reappointed by the three-judge panel under the then-newly reauthorized independent counsel law in 1994.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland has reappointed the head of its powerful Data Protection Commission, which regulates the European operations of global tech giants like Facebook and Google, for a second five-year term.
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More pointedly, the candidates they believe to have the most realistic probability of being appointed (or reappointed) "suggest the Fed is not likely to be moving significantly in a more dovish direction."
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After serving as an assistant prosecutor under District Attorney Frank S. Hogan of Manhattan, Mr. Scoppetta was appointed investigation commissioner by Mayor John V. Lindsay and reappointed by Mayor Abraham D. Beame.
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Originally appointed by President Barack Obama in 2015, Huber, along with many other US attorneys, resigned after President Donald Trump took office early last year, but was reappointed by Trump shortly thereafter.
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Another proxy adviser, Glass Lewis, similarly told shareholders not to vote for Saikawa, who needs the support of at least half of voting shareholders at the June 25 meeting to be reappointed.
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In the new line-up, Museveni reappointed his Vice President Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi and Prime Minister Ruhakana Rugunda and maintained Matia Kasaija and Irene Muloni as the important finance and energy ministers respectively.
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After months of ineffective negotiations and failed ceasefires, both sides agreed in January to share positions in a transitional government, and last month Kiir reappointed Machar to his former post as vice president.
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Clinton appointed Robert Rubin as his treasury secretary, super-lawyer Eugene Ludwig to run the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and reappointed Alan Greenspan as the chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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By appointing the right person to head the nation's central bank, Mr. Carter sowed the seeds of his own defeat in 1980 to Ronald Reagan (who in turn reappointed Mr. Volcker in 1983).
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Kuczynski had stridently defended Saavedra, a former World Bank economist he reappointed from the previous government, and has vowed to keep in place his education reforms that raised school standards and teacher salaries.
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Such variable indicators underscore the challenge facing the Bank of Japan's leadership trio – reappointed Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and two new deputies – as they work to stimulate the economy out of decades of stagnation.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Bahrain's king on Tuesday reappointed Sheikh Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa as prime minister who then formed a cabinet with a new finance minister but no other changes to key portfolios.
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Padoan told a parliamentary committee the government had reappointed Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco for a second term in office, despite the oversight failings, in order to provide stability to financial markets.
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Even with the Quarles confirmation, the Fed will have three more openings on the seven-member board of governors, and could have a fourth next year if Chair Janet Yellen is not reappointed.
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Citing anonymous sources, the article outlines how Mr. Pruitt reappointed the aides with higher salaries under a provision of the Safe Drinking Water Act after the White House did not approve the raises.
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Mexican central bank governor Augustin Carstens carried that torch when he ran against Lagarde in 2011, but he has just been reappointed for six years and no such challenge is in sight now.
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A Marine veteran decorated for combat in the Vietnam War, he was a career prosecutor who worked his way up to head the F.B.I., appointed by Mr. Bush and reappointed by Mr. Obama.
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Machar, who was reappointed vice president this year, left Juba after the fighting and said he would only return after international troops are deployed as a buffer force to separate his forces from Kiir's.
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Reuters reported last week that, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi behind Rajan, the central bank chief was more likely to be reappointed, despite considerable opposition to him within the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's top financial diplomat Masatsugu Asakawa is set to be reappointed in an annual personnel reshuffle at the finance ministry, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Friday.
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The agency said at the time that Amano, a 71-year-old Japanese diplomat who was reappointed last year to a third four-year term, was expected to return to Vienna in early October.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe toured the Fukushima complex and nearby areas this past weekend—a visit that comes one week after Olympics minister Yoshitaka Sakurada resigned his post (though he has since been reappointed).
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GAZA (Reuters) - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has tightened his grip on power by stripping the parliamentary immunity of five lawmakers seen as opposing him, weeks after being reappointed chairman of the main political party.
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Spain, which reappointed Mariano Rajoy as its new conservative prime minister at the end of October, is seeking to jointly govern Gibraltar with the UK following the British vote to leave the European Union.
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Dmitry Medvedev, whom Putin had already reappointed as prime minister, proposed the new cabinet at a meeting with Putin in the Black Sea resort of Sochi that was broadcast live on Russian state television.
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He instead reappointed the aides through a provision of the Safe Drinking Water Act, which lets the EPA chief hire up to 30 people without having White House or congressional approval, The Atlantic reported.
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After the start of World War II, Nash was reappointed an official war artist, and returned to the battlefield, though he already suffered from an asthmatic condition; it eventually caused his death in 1946.
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Weeks after student protests that were fueled in part by a contentious criminal law rocked the capital, Jakarta, Mr. Joko also reappointed the justice minister, Yasonna Laoly, whose policies helped stir the public's outrage.
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"Her legacy is going to be twofold: One is that she was a fabulously successful chair of the Fed for four years, and two is the disappointment that she didn't get reappointed," Blinder said.
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There should be no return to the former system allowing a governor to be reappointed for a second five-year term, which meant that Mervyn King was governor for 10 years between 2003 and 2013.
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Finance Minister Naci Agbal told Reuters last month, shortly after being reappointed in a new cabinet, that Turkey would take "swift and bold" economic decisions this year and promised reforms to boost exports and employment.
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Kim was first named to the post by then-president Barack Obama in 2012, when Kim was president of Dartmouth College, and reappointed at the end of his presidency for a term ending in 2022.
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Many of those in the new lineup, which Abe dubbed the "result-oriented cabinet of professionals", were reappointed, such as Finance Minister Taro Aso, or returned to posts held before, including Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera.
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ROME, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni has proposed that Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco be reappointed for a second six-year term, sources with knowledge of the dossier said on Thursday.
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Catalonia's exiled separatist leader Carles Puigdemont announced Thursday that he was dropping his bid to be reappointed president of the restive Spanish region, in a bid to find a way out of a political impasse.
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Instead, Pruitt reappointed the two aides under a provision of the Safe Drinking Water Act, which lets the EPA administrator hire up to 85033 people without having White House or congressional approval, The Atlantic reported.
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Mr. Puigdemont hopes to be reappointed leader of Catalonia despite being in Brussels, and Oriol Junqueras, the leader of the other main separatist party, is being held in prison in Madrid after being denied bail.
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On the other side of the ledger, Canadian Tire Corp Ltd shares fell 20.4 percent to C$22.3 after the retailer reappointed Stephen Wetmore as CEO more than 18 months after he left the top job.
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DUBLIN, May 1 (Reuters) - Irish Finance Minister Michael Noonan is likely to be reappointed to his position if, as expected, his Fine Gael party forms a new minority government, a senior government source said on Sunday.
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The Speaker of Catalonia's parliament proposed that Carles Puigdemont be reappointed as leader of the region's government, threatening a fresh crisis with Spain, as he is in exile and faces arrest for sedition if he returns.
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"I'm hoping to conduct rough preparations with Vice President (Mike) Pence in September and hold a formal talk in October," Aso told reporters, shortly before he was formally reappointed to his post in a cabinet reshuffle.
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The meeting marks the fifth anniversary since Kuroda, who was reappointed for another five-year term, deployed a massive asset-buying programme to break Japan out of deflation and accelerate inflation to his 2 percent goal.
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TOKYO, July 13 (Reuters) - Japan's top financial diplomat Masatsugu Asakawa is set to be reappointed in an annual personnel reshuffle at the finance ministry, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Friday.
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Carles Puigdemont, the ousted and self-exiled separatist leader of Catalonia and the bête noire of the Spanish government, announced on Thursday that he was giving up his campaign to be reappointed as the region's president.
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On Sunday, the day after Mr. Xi was reappointed president, the front page of the People's Daily, the party's main newspaper, and other papers were dominated by large pictures of Mr. Xi, underscoring his unrivaled status.
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Mr. Rosenstein also asked John W. Huber, an Obama administration holdover whom Mr. Trump had reappointed as the United States attorney for Utah, to look at the FISA issues, along with several other politically charged matters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sky, one of Britain's biggest advertisers, on Wednesday reappointed WPP's MediaCom as its media planning and buying agency, a decision that will offer a moment of relief to WPP's embattled chief executive Martin Sorrell.
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Aso, who was reappointed to his post in a cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday, also said he would make a decision on the increase in issuance of 40-year government bonds based on careful dialogue with market participants.
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Market players see a good chance Kuroda could be reappointed after his current five-year term ends in April, though he has been under growing calls for more transparency on how the BOJ could dial back stimulus.
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Donnet, reappointed CEO on Tuesday for another three years, said small and medium insurance companies in central and eastern Europe could be targets since they were struggling with complex regulation and a need to diversify their businesses.
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"They're not accommodating, or even trying to accommodate, the Bernie people," said James Zogby, a Sanders ally and founder of the Arab American Institute, who was not reappointed by Perez to serve on the DNC's executive committee.
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Here is some background on the candidates seen as potential successors to Rajan at the Reserve Bank of India (RBI): One of the RBI's four deputy governors, Patel, 52, was reappointed in January for another three years.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso hailed on Thursday the achievements of Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, raising expectations that the central bank chief will be reappointed when his five-year term ends in April.
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Finance Minister Naci Agbal, reappointed to the new cabinet, told Reuters in an interview that a presidential system would make it easier for the government to take decisions, pledging to be "swift and bold" on economic policy.
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PARIS — The French Culture Ministry announced on Wednesday that Guy Cogeval, the president of the Musée d'Orsay in Paris since 2008, would be reappointed to his post – but for only one year rather than the expected three.
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Emphasizing the report's conclusion that "it remained plausible that an external attack or threat may have been a cause of the crash," Mr. Guterres said in a statement that he had reappointed Judge Othman to keep working.
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But under pressure from an opposition party, Mr. Nene — who was reappointed finance minister by Mr. Ramaphosa this year — acknowledged in the hearings that he had previously lied, in public, about his meetings with the Gupta family.
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Three times in recent decades, a president has reappointed a Fed chairman first named by a president of the opposite party (Ronald Reagan with Paul Volcker, Mr. Clinton with Alan Greenspan and Barack Obama with Ben Bernanke).
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru Attorney General Pedro Chavarry on Wednesday reappointed two lead prosecutors he had dismissed from a high-profile graft probe after the decision sparked widespread opposition and a threat by President Martin Vizcarra to suspend him.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Kuwait's ruler reappointed his prime minister on Wednesday and asked him to form a cabinet, the official state news agency said on Wednesday, after the government stepped down earlier this week in an expected cabinet reshuffle.
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Tusk's first term expires in May and he enjoys the comfortable backing of most EU states to be reappointed for another 2-1/2 years as president of the European Council, responsible for chairing summits of EU leaders.
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Tusk's first term expires this May and he enjoys the comfortable backing of most EU states to be reappointed for another 2-1/2 years as president of the European Council, responsible for chairing summits of EU leaders.
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There is a strong chance Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda will be reappointed when his five-year term ends in April, given premier Shinzo Abe's recent comments praising him for boosting growth, government and parliament sources say.
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The three previous Fed chairs were reappointed at least once by a president of the opposite political party, but some Republicans are eager to oust Ms. Yellen, a registered Democrat who has strongly defended post-crisis financial regulations.
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Kuroda was reappointed for another five-year term by premier Shinzo Abe, who hand-picked the former top currency diplomat in 2013 to deploy aggressive monetary easing as one of three arrows of his "Abenomics" policies to reflate growth.
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This week he was reappointed to the post to push through Mr Zuma's plan to spend as much as 1trn rand ($76bn) on Russian nuclear power plants that will not help at all with South Africa's immediate energy needs.
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LONDON, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Hans Hoogervorst has been reappointed for a second, five-year term as chairman of the International Accounting Standards Board which writes book-keeping rules used in over 100 countries, the board's trustees said on Friday.
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While many World Bank watchers expect Mr. Kim to be reappointed, given the seven-decade tradition of choosing an American picked by the United States, the bank's largest contributor, they say he will have to work to solidify support.
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Gordhan, reappointed in December to calm jittery markets after a previous stint in 2009-2014, has set out to reassure ratings agencies and investors that he is committed to stabilizing public debt at below 50 percent of national output.
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"The government clearly wants continuity in policy and if Dr. Patel is reappointed, then prima facie, it could indicate the government's inclination to extend the governor's term also," said Abheek Barua, chief economist at HDFC Bank in New Delhi.
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This revelation also proved to be the last straw for Barclays Africa, whose board had proposed at the end of March that KPMG be reappointed as its joint auditor along with EY at a shareholder meeting later in May.
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Mr. Kim was first appointed by the Obama administration in 2012, on the recommendation of Hillary Clinton when she was secretary of state, and was reappointed by President Barack Obama in 2016 to serve a second five-year term.
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Sri Lanka's president accused newly reappointed Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe of corrupt leadership in a scathing speech Sunday in which he voiced doubts about their ability to work together and signaled the 2-month political crisis is far from resolved.
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Two-thirds of companies also said they want Kuroda to be reappointed governor when his five-year term ends in April, with many citing the need for policy continuity as well as Kuroda's responsibility to unwind the stimulus he launched.
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Aso also said that he appreciated Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's efforts towards achieving its 2 percent inflation target, raising expectations that the central bank chief is likely to be reappointed when his five-year term ends in April.
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JOHANNESBURG — President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa on Wednesday reappointed a power broker long accused of corruption as his deputy, a fresh blow to hopes for a new cabinet free of the most tainted figures in the governing African National Congress.
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There is also an expectation among investors that the policies of Haruhiko Kuroda, the Bank of Japan governor who was reappointed by Abe this year and who is seen as the person behind Japan's monetary stimulus, would survive an Abe exit.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The Saudi king's government reshuffle was expected because the cabinet must be replaced and reappointed every four years, the government said on Friday, giving a technocratic explanation to a move seen by critics as an attempt at crisis management.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May reappointed most of her ministers on Sunday but brought a Brexit campaigner and party rival into government to try to unite her Conservatives after a disastrous election sapped her authority, days before Brexit talks begin.
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"No final decision has been made yet, but Descalzi has a good chance to be reappointed," a government member of the ruling center-left Democratic Party (PD) said, asking not to be named because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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Yellen will be replaced as Fed chair in March next year, Carney and Draghi's terms are up in 2019, and only this week a senior aide to Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe recommended that Bank of Japan governor Kuroda not be reappointed.
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He appears both impressed by Xi's grip on power in the country — now at an all-time high after the leader was reappointed by the Communist Party for another five-year term — and by the dazzling ceremonies Xi has put on for Trump.
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In her ruling, the judge also took into account a new July 15 deadline set earlier this month by a U.S. appeals court for the seven-member oversight board to be reappointed by President Donald Trump and confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
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Sanders has said Wasserman Schultz would not be reappointed if he wins the presidency and their feud means she cannot play the behind-the-scenes role in unifying the party that her GOP counterpart, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, has performed.
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During this period, Williams appointed and then reappointed Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf to be the San Francisco Fed's official representative on the central Fed board's advisory council — with Stumpf only stepping down as a result of pressure from the US Senate.
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On Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Kiir and Machar, who was reappointed to his old post this month, would face individual sanctions if they did not deliver on the peace deal, warning of a "critical moment for South Sudan's survival".
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As another sign of commitment to Britain, Melrose said on Wednesday that no director would be appointed or reappointed, or even recommended, to the Melrose board if the majority of the Melrose directors would not be resident in Britain following such a move.
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Yellen and particularly Kuroda could be reappointed when their terms expire next spring, and one of the top candidates to run the PBOC is cut from the same reformist mold as Zhou, who is expected to retire in the first half of 2018.
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The gains came despite Japanese government leaders reaffirming their confidence in Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda on Tuesday, bolstering expectations that he will be reappointed for a rare second term and a sign that ultra-loose monetary policy will remain in place.
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LONDON, March 27 (Reuters) - British finance minister Rishi Sunak reappointed Silvana Tenreyro as a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee - which sets interest rates and takes other measures to steer the economy - for a further three years on Friday.
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CEO Francesco Starace is set to be reappointed for a third-term at the helm of the Italian state-owned utility, la Repubblica-A&F reported, adding the government was also increasingly aware that replacing ENI CEO Claudio Descalzi was a risky option.
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Since replacing Jacob Zuma in February, Ramaphosa has reappointed the finance minister his predecessor fired in 2015, sacked some ministers allied to Zuma, put another respected former finance minister in charge of struggling state-owned firms and suspended the head of the revenue service.
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Analysts said S&P's decision, which came after Moody's also held its Baa2 rating on Pretoria last month, was a nod to extensive firefighting efforts by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, reappointed in December to calm jittery markets after a previous stint in 2009-2014.
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They will replace a number of military commanders who have not been reappointed to the YAS, including the heads of the First, Second, and Third Armies, the Aegean Army and the head of the Gendarmerie security forces, which frequently battle Kurdish militants in the southeast.
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Kaczynski, 67, has said Tusk should not be reappointed to chair summits of EU leaders because he may face charges in Poland related to a 2010 plane crash that killed the country's then president - Kaczynski's twin brother Lech - or other accusations about a Ponzi scheme.
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Former FBI Director Robert Mueller, nominated by George W. Bush in 2001 and reappointed by Barack Obama in 2011, will oversee the probe into "the Russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election," according to a copy of the order posted by BuzzFeed.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber al-Mubarak al-Sabah, who was reappointed by the emir to head the new government after the election, told parliament he intended to push ahead with plans to diversify the economy beyond oil, which would be presented to the assembly soon.
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That said, Mr. Trump would have made a much better decision had he offered Ms. Yellen a second term, in keeping with a tradition in which presidents have reappointed Fed leaders who were seen to be doing a good job, regardless of party affiliation.
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Japan's government on Friday reappointed Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for another term and chose an advocate of bolder monetary easing as one of his deputies, a sign the central bank will be in no rush to dial back its massive stimulus program.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan reappointed central bank chief Haruhiko Kuroda for another term on Friday, and chose an advocate of bolder monetary easing as one of his deputies in a strong signal to investors that policymakers are in no rush to turn off a sweeping stimulus program.
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Gordhan, who had been finance minister from 2009-14, was reappointed in December to calm investors after President Jacob Zuma abruptly fired Nhlanhla Nene, also highly regarded by investors, replacing him with an unknown politician and triggering a sell-off in the rand and government bonds.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda should not be reappointed when his term ends next April, as the central bank needs a new leader to achieve its inflation goal of 2 percent, a contender for the job, and close aide to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, said.
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The results of the monthly Reuters Corporate Survey come as central bank Governor Haruhiko Kuroda - reappointed for a second term - and his two new deputies are set to begin their terms, aiming to spur economic growth and drive inflation to the central bank's so-far elusive target of 239 percent.
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But other recent reports, in addition to Swan's account, have indicated that Cohn would not be the pick and Yellen might be reappointed despite Trump's past criticism on the campaign trail that she was politically motivated to keep interest rates low to burnish the economic record of then-President Barack Obama.
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His first big opportunity came with Parma (then playing in Serie B) in 1987, but the season where football fans began to understand that something completely new was coming to the stage was 1989, when Zeman was reappointed as coach of Foggia, a small southern city on the shores of the Adriatic.
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"Depending on the final tallies and political jockeying, Sadr may find himself in a position to play kingmaker, which could see Abadi reappointed prime minister," Turner said, referring to the current prime minister, who was widely praised for leading the fight against ISIS and for balancing relationships across sects and external powers.
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Lagarde, who was reappointed by the IMF to another five-year term in February, has been applauded by global finance leaders for her work at the IMF, where she has pushed member governments for stronger action to boost economic growth and engineered a historic move to include China's yuan into the fund's currency basket.
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The political committee of the Popular Unity Candidacy — a far-left party known by its Catalan acronym, CUP — announced that its lawmakers would abstain from voting if two larger separatist parties presented Jordi Sanchez as candidate to lead Catalonia — as Mr. Puigdemont had proposed on Thursday, when he agreed to give up his campaign to be reappointed.
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