Trump Announces Council of Economic Advisers Head Pierre Yared Departure
President Trump confirmed Pierre Yared is leaving his role leading the Council of Economic Advisers, the White House's key economic advisory body.
President Donald Trump announced Friday that Pierre Yared, the head of the Council of Economic Advisers, is departing the role, marking a notable shift at one of the White House's most influential economic policy offices. The announcement signals a personnel change at an agency that sits at the center of presidential economic decision-making.
The Council of Economic Advisers has served as a primary source of economic analysis and guidance for the president since its establishment in 1946, advising on both domestic and international economic matters. The body plays a critical role in shaping the administration's stance on everything from fiscal policy to trade.
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Yared's exit comes at a consequential moment for the US economy, as the Trump administration navigates ongoing debates over tariffs, federal spending, and broader macroeconomic conditions. Leadership transitions at the CEA can influence the analytical direction and policy recommendations flowing to the Oval Office.
No immediate successor was named, leaving open questions about who will steer the council's work during a period of elevated economic uncertainty. Analysts will be watching closely to see whether the departure signals any broader shift in the administration's economic policy approach.
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