In a significant move, President Trump is set to fill key economic positions as he prepares to name a new Federal Reserve governor and a chief for the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) in the coming days. Following the early resignation of Fed Governor Adriana Kugler, Trump has expressed satisfaction with the vacancy, suggesting it offers a chance to reshape the central banking structure. This week, he plans to introduce replacements for the recently fired BLS commissioner, amid investor reactions to the ongoing shifts in economic leadership. Analysts are closely watching these appointments, which come just days after a disappointing jobs report that underscores the importance of accurate labor data.