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US justice department will not reopen criminal probe of Fed’s Jay Powell

US justice department will not reopen criminal probe of Fed’s Jay Powell
Financial Times Friday 02 October 2026, 21:03 UTC 1 min read
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US attorney-general Todd Blanche says not having ‘any oversight’ of the central bank’s $2.5bn renovation project ‘isn’t necessarily a crime’

US attorney-general Todd Blanche says not having ‘any oversight’ of the central bank’s $2.5bn renovation project ‘isn’t necessarily a crime’
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